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Dweighton Scottsman was not looking to be a hero …. … He was looking to be a man Mark Glatt Presents

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Part 1 of The Impactor

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Page 1: The Impactor Issue 1

Dweighton Scottsman was not looking to be a hero ….

… He was looking to be a man

Mark Glatt

Presents

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Looking back, you could say I

was in the wrong place at

the wrong time.

Though sometimes I like to think I was in the right place

at the right time.

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Chapter 1 The Impactor Hurt

Sure, if I was in a different place at a different time I wouldn’t have gotten bullied among the other students.

Sure, if I wasn’t bullied among the other students, I wouldn’t have turned into a giant creep.

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St. Bargo’s Hostial

New York City June of 2012

And If I didn’t try to redeemMyself by becoming a super hero...

And If I didn’t turn into a giant creep,I wouldn’t have tried to redeemMyself by becoming a super hero.

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… I wouldn’t be lying in a hospital bed about to die, would I?

Was it worth it?

And as my final moments carry me into a state of rest in the great beyond,all I can do is wonder.

What made me do what I did?

Why did I do it for so long?

Where did I go wrong?

How I became a super hero, how I became ..!!..!!..!!..!!..

Patient 404

Conditions: broken right leg, broken left arm.

Diaphragm and face busted wide open

Bullet wounds to the foot and abdomen

We are doing what we can to save him.

But he may die.

Name: Dweighton Scottsman

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Created by

Written by

Slaving his ass over

the power point

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New York City In 2008, while I was on break in between high school and college, a new revolution began.That revolution was super heroes.

Really. Not that stuff you see in the movies or the comic books. Real life people dressing up in their best home made clothes and fighting crime. The real life super heroes. That’s what we called them.

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Some of them were successful.

Serves you right!

Ow

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Some of them failed.

Dust biters.

Oh My Gosh!That will show you

to be a super hero

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Then I joined the super hero scene.

But Maybe I’m Getting Ahead Of Myself…

THEY CALL ME

THE IMPACTO

R!!

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Let’s Start From The Beginning……

Chicago Illinois Elementary School:Fall of 1994

1989 is when I was born. Unfortunately, I do not remember much of the first four years of my life. I am told that I was very cheerful, happy, energetic and playful. The earliest that my memory goes back is to when I was five and starting kindergarten.Bullying, like a social and public STD, is an ongoing crisis that is too much ignored until it’s way too late to solve. I was one of the students who was bullied constantly. At first I was a very friendly student. But then, by the time I was done with elementary school, I started acting like a spoiled little child. My parents punished me a lot when I was little for everything I did. My siblings weren’t so nice to me either. When I wasn’t at school I was getting beaten up by them.

So you’re the new

kid? Let’s pick on you!

Hey! NO! Stop!

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Elementary School:

Middle School:

High School:

After Graduation:

Un cool, joyful and happy even though I was getting beaten up.

The emotions are as followed:

Acting like a real creep. My best defense

for not getting beaten up

but still not making me a lot of friends.

Immature at the beginning.So I Mature up later on.Bullying goes from physical violence to bad rumors.Get laid every now and then by a crack whore or some emotionally-unstable cougar.

Dark. Acting like a punk.My parents are very successful

Yet still they cannot raise a child who goes to college or has a future or a career.They eased up on punishing me.So did my siblings when I got older and started acting tougher.

While I was lucky to have a family that took care of me, I didn’t see things like that.At the time, the only things I saw in my family was abuse and anger, though now I realize how unreasonable my whole generation was, though it I s too late for me to appreciate them right now.

Ew!

What is wrong with

you?You creep!

What are you going to do about Dweighton,

Mrs. Scottsman?

I don’t know, Patrick! He has been misbehaving like this after graduation and

refuses to attend any more school!!!

2 B Continued