Day 34: Reading Sean's writing assignments keeps me amused

Another funny post by Sean for a school assignment. I read his paper first without knowing what the assignment was. Wow robbing a bank would not have been my first thought for a paper about adages but Sean made it work. I guess successfully robbing a band would follow under "nothing ventured nothing gained." How do you know if you will be a successful bank robber if you don't try.

Assignment: Good morning! Please go to McGraw Hill today and work through the three To-do items about adages, reading comprehension, and vocabulary. For your writing assignment, come back to Teams, open a Word document and type a eight to 10 sentence paragraph about the following: In one of your mini lessons today you learned about adages. “Nothing ventured, nothing gained” is an adage. It means that a person can’t succeed at something if they don’t attempt it or try. Tell about a book you’ve read or a play or a show you’ve watched, where a character demonstrated the adage “nothing ventured, nothing gained.” This means the character would have attempted something that was difficult or carried some risk but they were ultimately successful.

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The show I'm watching on Netflix is about robbing a bank and they made a group to rob one of the biggest banks with 1 billion dollars in it they get in successfully. They keep the hostages with the same masks as the robbers so they could trick the police so that the police couldn’t shoot, and the police accidentally shot a hostage because they thought it was one of the robbers. So, the robbers pulled the hostage downstairs so then the police sent in a surgeon to help the hostage while that was happening there were some police that were trying to get in with the same jumpsuits and masks as the hostages and the robbers. But just when the police were about to get in the professor told them that the police are climbing in the vent’s, so the robbers and hostages switched masks. Also, the professor is the mastermind to the heist. And the professor is also the outside person and is basically the spy and the mastermind of the heist. While he was outside the investigator fell in love with the professor, but the investigator didn’t even know that he was the professor. Also, while all of this is happening the investigator's partner in the heist thing and found out who was the professor but then the partner crashed his car, so the information didn’t out and put him in a coma. In the end they make the hostages dig a fake whole while they were digging the real hole to get out. So, they got out fine with something billion dollars and now they are on vacation