Writing Feature Leads Part 3

 

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Title Of Lead: Compare and Contrast

Define the lead: is to compare what happened in the past than to now

Created lead:

The crowd cheers grow at each second so loud that it gives me goosebumps. hearing all words of amazement  

“Oooh’

 

“Aaah” 

Each moment my stunt became more uncertain hearing the crowd going wild with each stunt I pulled questioning my abilities saying. 

“That is a madman!” 

“He’s s going to die.”

 Before I knew it, I started to get greedier for the crowd amusement then. 

CRACK!

I felt my body shattering into dozen pieces as I fell down the skyscraping pole the confusion, I felt was surreal I then started to drift into my subconscious. 

I then woke up as my older self. Who is 40 years older I ran straight to the bathroom to see my face. I felt distraught after realizing I'm still the same old fart. My leg couldn't recover to pursue my dreams. 

Fact sheet: Thomas J. Serle works for Parker Bros. Circus, which is in town this week. Performances are scheduled at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. every day through Sunday, beginning today. Serle, who maintains a home in Fort Lauderdale, is a laborer who helps care for the animals at the circus, including 10 elephants. During a conversation with a reporter, he said: "Some people look on work with a circus as a glamorous job. It ain't. But I've been doing it all my life, and it's too late for me to change. I'll be 60 next year. I was born into it. Both my folks were circus people. I started out as an acrobat until I fell and busted a leg. It never healed quite right, so they offered me this job, and I took it. What else could I do? There's all kinds of myths about circuses, like about these elephants here. Some people say they're afraid of mice, but that's crazy. When we open the elephants up for the winter there's always mice that get in their hay, and it doesn't bother them. The elephants never try to run away or stomp them or anything. They share the same cages all winter. And then some people say elephants have good memories. Hell, some of the ones we got are so dumb they can't remember a simple trick from one year to the next."

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