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In English / Middle School | 2014-11-20

If you woke up and found yourself invisible, what would you do?

Write a two-paragraph response.

Asked by Ahmedshaibi82

Answer (2)

i would pull harmless pranks on A LOT of my friends just spook them by hiding under a sheet and "flying" in front of them. I would be able to do so many things if i was invisible, i would sneak into places without anyone seeing me. But i would have to be quiet because just because i am invisible does not mean no one can hear me.
i would probably whisper peoples names in their ears slowly to see how they react when they see no ones behind them. i would be able to bring coffee into the classroom without any teachers yelling at me!!!!!! Wow the things Cydney would do....... but that's just me i do silly things but sounds pretty awesome... well for awhile it would be cool i suppose. If i could never change back that would be somewhat saddening. But that's me!!!! :3 <3

Answered by cydysunicorn | 2024-06-10

If I became invisible, I would first enjoy surprising friends and exploring places unnoticed. However, I would soon realize the loneliness that invisibility brings and long to become visible again to reconnect with others.
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Answered by cydysunicorn | 2024-12-26

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