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To create something, you first need to learn how to write an essay. That is, first, learn how to correctly write by retelling an existing text (or something else, even a game Walkthrough), and then (when you get the hang of it) start coming up with your own ideas and expressing your thoughts.
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Never mind. I have more interesting News. This morning, on my way to school, a black cat crossed my path, but I don't believe in superstitions (because I think they're stupid). When I got to the institute, I headed to the classroom, but the professor wouldn't let me in (there were a lot of people). Yes, I was late, but not because of the cat, but because I was sitting on the internet. At first, I was upset, but then I realized that it was actually a good thing, because I had time to prepare and write everything I needed. I sat on a bench and started rewriting the basics from my term paper (I could have even submitted it like that). Then more people came, and there were a couple of people ahead of me. When that session was over, I thought about going in, but I didn't decide and a girl went in front of me. As it turned out later, this decision was key. When it was my turn and I went to submit, the professor said that I was the last one, and the remaining three girls were out of luck. They started complaining, and then he offered them three ways to solve the problem, one of which was an automatic pass. He offered me an automatic pass too, so that's why I'm happy. Of course, he gave me a C, but considering that my term paper isn't very good, plus I don't have the tasks done and I don't know the topic well, and on top of that, the topic is quite difficult, as is the subject itself... but the most important thing was that a huge number of people didn't pass the exam, even with a C! So, it would be stupid to refuse such a gift from fate, and I got my grade. I could have tried to argue, but it wouldn't have been successful.
Yes, my faith was rewarded. Because I believed that the professor was kind, even though he asks a lot of questions