I have never been more frightened than when I watched The Purge. The Purge is a movie in which any crime, even murder, is legal for 12twelve hours in the United States. The purge seemed so realistic like it would actually happen in real life. The film may just be a movie tooto many people, but once you think about the entire situation deeply, you might get intimidated by it, maybe. Maybe you'll get as frightened as I got. My imagination can take me to thousandthousands of places, and sadly, for me, it transported me to the Purgepurge. I imagined a lot of people chasing after my family, and hunting them down because my mother is a human who isand almost perfect, (atat least in my eyes), sheeyes. She tries to aid the onespeople that are in need, so do I andas well as my siblings and I. In my mind, a scene was being played ofwith people torturing me for standing by the side of the personsomeone being being bullied oror for doing the right thing in a class or anything that I did to make anyone pissedwould piss them off. at me.In my mind I also saw in my head a red world, which was a world flooded with hate. Hate beingseemed ready to come out like a hungry, exasperateexasperated lion waiting to come out thefrom its gate to attack and eat something. But the part that scared me the most was not being safe in any way, and not feeling protected like we usually feel, we (the united states). We here in the United States would be little unhatched eggs in a nest without the momma bird. Snap! And just as quickly as I felt this fear it also left. I mean, why would anything like theThe Purge happen in real life? Right?