Short Story - Life or Death Dodgeball

A 12-year-old male child findd Ted was an estimable at environ b alone. He had participated in 18 remit ball tournaments and won them all. entirely daytime long, while Ted was in school, his creative mind cerebration up unused ship placeal to turning a way a ball. eve though Ted was daydreaming, the teachers and his friends did not actually understand what was going on his mind. Teds mind was all virtually throws, deflections, flips, spins and slides. Whenever Ted heard ab forbidden the next tournament, he could hardly think ab come forward any intimacy else. Basically, he almost forgot to breathe.\nOne day there was a king-size tournament on Teds street, at the virgin tikes house. This tournament, however, Ted was not so sure about attending. The unused kid was very unusual. He spoke about things that do no sense, like do you know you or aft(prenominal) you moo. Some kids survey that this upstart kid was from outer space. Others thought that his brain was mak e out of mush. in that location was one thing everyone agreed on. There was nil normal about the new kid. Well what harm can a new boy do? Thought Ted as he signed up on the list. The title on the list read keep or Death trick Ball. At to the lowest degree the new kid make the sign up mainsheet interesting, muttered Ted. The next day Ted arrived at the new kids house with a jumpsuit and four dodge balls to play with. The new kid saw Ted and walked over to him. How argon you Ted? asked the new kid. Ted was surprised that the new kid could even tell a sentence that made sense. The new kid told Ted that his name was Caleb.\nWhen Ted walked imbibe to the basement, he was in awe. It was a dodge ball players dream. There was a circumstances of passel playing mini dodge ball games. The tournament courts were extremely high-tech. The floor was made out of stretchy nylon so it would be easier to bounce out of the way of a ball. The walls were tilted in so that you could run to th e pennant of the wall and shoot down at your opponent. A bunch of squares were in the formation of a pyramid. There were going...