Agatha
- Andrew Chen

- Jul 5, 2018
- 1 min read
Adjectives, a word naming an attribute of a noun, such as sweet, red, or technical, are meaningful words, to show this, our teacher wrote a paragraph where we had to add adjectives. This is mine.
Agatha had an awful, revolting face with shallow cheekbones and a disgusting chin. Her freaky eyes were an ugly hazel, and her charcoal, furry eyebrows were shaped into a wavy arch that followed the circular curve of her eye. A sharp nose sat over M-shaped, dirty lips, which were painted a bloody red in an successful effort to highlight her brown teeth. Unbeautiful blonde hair, made hideous from uncostly hair dye, hung straight down into a gory cut at her jaw.







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