Alfred Pennyworth

Alfred Pennyworth

Alfred Pennyworth was a happy old man who lived with his wife, Rose. Everyday he would wake up at exactly 4:16am and get dressed. He wore the same exact outfit every single day, his big round glasses, blue horizontal striped pants, a light gray shirt with purple suspenders, and a green bowtie. He has grey hair, blue eyes, a lot of wrinkles, a big button nose, and always had a huge smile on his face. But on January 23, 1981, all of that had changed, Alfred Pennyworth had lost the love of his life. After 70 years of being happily married he no longer had his best friend. This made him question if at this point in life, having lived most of his life, if it were really worth it. Was it worth living anymore if the person he cared about most had died. His smile slowly turned to a frown. He thought that maybe to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...What is yours."

"Rose Carter."

Then he walked away. That was it. Nine words. Nine words was all he could get off his chest. That was the only thing that he could manage to say to her. Then like always, he had to pack up all of his things, and move to his next town. Which just so happened to be right near Disney World. He had always wanted to go to Disney World, just never could because of how much his family traveled. But now he finally had the chance to visit the place of his dreams.

His parents promised him that he could go to the park the day after their show, and when the day finally came, he walked into the gates of the Magic Kingdom with a huge smile on his face. The first thing he saw was the huge castle and immediately wanted to go and get a closer view. On his way to the castle he wanted everything that he set eyes on; a Mickey Mouse hat, a Goofy shirt, a Stitch backpack, and everything else that had anything Disney on it. The only thing he ended up getting was a strawberry flavored ice cream cone with chocolate sprinkles, which was his all time favorite food and a clear balloon with a red Mickey Mouse head in the

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