Mitzee's Moment - Michelle Oliver
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Young Adult (18-35)Transcript
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Mitzi was in prison for a crime. He did not commit, okay. He probably had committed it once but twice. I mean, who knew who kept count? But he was very sure that he had been incarcerated now because of something he didn't do. He glared through the prison bars plotting he was Houdini Al Capone. Einstein Rolled all into one. There was nothing he couldn't do so break out of this prison. Apparently, if looks could kill, there'd be no one left alive in this joint. If he could get out, he'd make each and every one of them sorry that they were born. So he sat and he glared the unblinking one eyed glare that unnerved his enemies. No one stayed before his self for long. They moved on quickly repulsed by his battered visage and death ray glare from his single working. I, he looked around the fellow inmates some way resigned to their fate. Their eyes blank with despair. Others shivered and cried wailing at their fate with terror. The two brothers in the cell on the end of the opposite row cried in fear. They were barely legal me and babies. And he wondered what their heinous crime was what have they done to be sent here maximum security? Perhaps they were framed. That was a short story, Mitzi Moment by Michelle Oliver.