Bryson McKinnon
V2A 9A8
Constable Pierre Catchacrook
Chief of Police
Sorry for the inconvince Sir.
Today at the Louvre, I was staring at this beautiful painting the Mona Lisa. Then suddenly this older lady approached me. I started out to have a nice conversation with the old lady. We talked and got to know a little bit about each other. A fire broke out just as we started walking away from the Mona Lisa. So I had a choice, I had to pick between the older lady who was 92 and in a wheel chair, or I could pick the famous painting that was worth millions. I could not pick both sir; if I could I would have done so. This was a very hard decision for me. I was stuck in a dilemma; I could either take the famous painting, or let the old lady die in the fire. In the end I think I made the right decision. I grabbed the old lady and ran out of the building as soon as I could. I chose to bring the old lady out of the building instead of the painting, because the painting does not have a heart or a sole, and it would not know the difference, just because she is old does not mean that she should die, people are more important then paintings people have feelings and this old lady has a life and kids, and grandchildren that look up to her. The painting has nothing but people looking at it, and no matter how famous the painting was it is still not worth a life. The old lady now had a longer and better life, living it to the fullest.