Prompt: Write about something that you believed as a child.

 Prompt Response:  I used to honestly believe that Santa clause was real and I always wanted to catch Santa in the act. So normally I would be sleep on Christmas but my parents were awake. And I asked them was Santa clause and they told me he is not real and they were the one who gets me presents. I was devastated.

Summary:I learned more about ethos,pathos,and logos topics and how to use them properly.

Reflection: I learned more valuable skills on how to effectivley make a argument and use ethos,pathos,and logos. These skills will better improve me as a writer.

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