Revised Intro of Contrast Essay

                  A young girl, who runs through the woods getting muddy, guts the fish she caught, tends a garden, and handles the woodstove, would not associate herself with a teenager who didn’t care whether she made it to the lake or woods that week. This teenager, who uses and abuses drugs and alcohol and breaks the law - with a record to prove it, would not associate herself with a married woman with a young child. These three people have absolutely nothing in common and should never cross paths. Yet, they all belong to the same body. All along for the ride, with baggage of transformations, it’s just me, myself, and I – and boy, what a journey it has been, so far!