Imagine you are the Japanese soldier. Give an account of your capture by the patrol in the play. Concentrate on giving your feelings, as well as saying what happened.

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Breanne Loucks 11SJW                                        Homework/Coursework

Imagine you are the Japanese soldier. Give an account of your capture by the patrol in the play. Concentrate on giving your feelings, as well as saying what happened.

As I wondered around the jungle of bushes, to find a good sheltered spot to rest, I gazed at the photos of my family in my pocket. I ran my finger slowly across the photos, if only I could touch her soft hands and run my fingers through her jet black, silky hair. Suddenly I heard a noise coming from the bushes.

        “All right mate we’ve been looking for you everywhere,” says this voice, rustling in the bushes. I started to get scared, maybe it was an English spy, or it could be Bob, that was my best fried. We didn’t live that far from each other but never knew it until we met in the army. “These bushes are really tough if only there was a gap,” suddenly a hand, holding an English rifle pokes through the bushes. “Look what I’ve found, mate,” thank God for that it was only Bob, “you look like you seen a ghost, anyway look it’s an English rifle,” he was examining the rifle slowly.

        “Don’t do that to me, you scared me half to death,” I quickly slowly caught my breath panting vigorously.

        “I’m just going to see a man about a dog I’ll be right back;” he chuckled and jumped back into the bushes, taking the rifle with him.

        I looked up at the trees and smelt the fresh air it was nice to have some peace and quiet. Then I heard a bird tweeting on the other side of this mud pile. I strolled around the mud pile, appreciating every minute I had on my own in the quiet air. When I got to the other side I noticed a small, stranded hut. I shouted back to Bob, “I’ll be back in a bit I’m just going for a walk.”

        “Okay but don’t go to far out we have to head back to base soon lunch is nearly over,” he shouted back, in a very parent like voice.

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        “Okay, Dad.”

        As I strolled over the hut I forgot about the danger I was putting myself in, there were too many things going through my mind at the time. I circled the hut looking for the door, I came to some old wooden steps, a few of them had rotten away. I dodged the holes in the steps and raised my hand slowly towards the doorknob. I twisted the knob and started to slowly push the door open, it was very dark and I quickly checked if the coast was clear but I couldn’t see properly, I flung the ...

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