Write two contrasting diary entries (300–450 words each) about a public event: the first by an
important politician attending this event; and the second by the politician’s bodyguard. In your
writing, create a sense of atmosphere and place to help your reader imagine the scene.

Outline: Diary Entry 1: Politician's Perspective

I. Introduction
A. Setting: City square filled with a vibrant crowd
B. Feelings of anticipation, hope, and responsibility

II. The Rally Begins
A. Description of the square adorned with banners, flags, and campaign posters
B. The sun shining brightly, adding to the atmosphere
C. Sensory details: Excitement in the air, chants of the politician's name

III. Balancing Promises and Realities
A. Speech as a tightrope walk
B. Crowd's reactions: Cheers and thoughtful silence
C. Reminder of responsibility and trust placed in the politician

IV. Wave of Optimism
A. Conclusion of the speech and stepping down from the stage
B. Applause ringing in the politician's ears
C. Feeling honored, motivated, and hopeful for the journey ahead

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Outline: Diary Entry 2: Bodyguard's Perspective

I. Introduction
A. Setting: Public rally in a crowded city square
B. Feeling of high pressure and potential threats

II. The Square's Atmosphere
A. Description of vibrant colors, banners, flags, and posters
B. The sun intensifying the tension
C. Nervousness and aggression among the crowd

III. Constant Vigilance
A. Surveillance of the crowd for anomalies and potential risks
B. Awareness of potential hostile acts or attacks
C. Nerve-wracking vigilance during the politician's speech

IV. Sense of Relief
A. Conclusion of the speech and departure from the square
B. Feeling thankful for successfully securing the event
C. Transition from the celebratory spirit to the hum of normal life