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What was it thinking?
What was it thinking then? It was on the wall. The eight-legged being, dark and skeptical, on the wall. It was sedentary there, no doubt just as scared as the human, probably even more. What was it thinking then, the eight-legged being, on the wall, staring at the giant like an owl in the dark? What was it thinking then, the eight-legged being, just minding your own business, and then you discover yourself with a slipper over your head? What was it thinking then, the eight-legged being, just roaming around, just starting life, and, as if out of nowhere, it terminates? What was it thinking then, the eight-legged being, ruthlessly murdered for harming no one? What was it thinking then?

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Its about a spider in my room.
In this set piece, I tried using anaphora, or repetition. For example, I was using “What was it thinking then?” at the beginning of each sentence. I tried to give the reader a different perspective of the intense situation, between the eight-legged being and the human. I also tried to use better vocabulary.