Write a short story satirizing a particular aspect of your school. keep the following questions in mind as you write: what aspect are you satirizing? is your satire obvious or subtle? how are you using hyperbole in your satire? how would you like your writing to change the aspect you are satirizing?

It was a usual school day four classes are done with and finally lunchtime. My stomach by this point is rumbling like a washing machine I am so hungry. as I approach the line I lay my eyes on the menu and realize the worst lunch of all is being served, green bean casserole. I was in line and already had my tray in hand so there was no going back now. as the lunch lady slaps the casserole onto the plate my eyes look in disgust and question if it is edible. When I sit down at the table I have no choice but to eat it at this point. When my fork diggs in the fumes of the nasty casserole fly up into my nose and make me almost vomit. Looking at the green beans nearly brown and shriveled. I plug my nose and eat it in disgust, the meat and all the vegetables all dried and cold. As I scarf down the rest of the meal as quickly as I can chugging the milk faster than a cheetah to dampen the taste.

Once done with the meal I say to myself I will never eat that lunch again. I went to the student council and begged and pleaded for them to take the casserole off the menu, but they didn't seem to care. Finally, I decided if no one else would do it then I would just have to do it myself. So I ran for student council, somehow won. So I finally accomplished it and got green bean casserole off the menu.

Explanation:

in the story "marionettes inc," in the last line of the story, braling two is referred to by the narrator as the "someone." what does this new identifier imply and how does it add to the drama of the closing scene?