A friend of mine asked for me to write a short story in English (he had to deliver a story to pass on his English course). I think he's on the intermediate level, here's the story I wrote in about ten minutes, is it too much ?
"A man, whose destiny was decided from birth, looked for remedies not to surrender to the vulgar, hackneyed and made up factuality that was fatalism. He had to destroy the walls he built for himself to feel isolated from sin-filled society to set him free from himself. Thought to be safe, thought to be mature he was, he had to learn the realities hidden behind the curtain in the hardest way possible. In the depths of lack of self-esteem, he had to remember the days when he was confident and brave, and the days he felt he was never going to be taken down. Stuck in the momentary lapses of reason, he shouted it was enough and looked for revenge from his eyes that were turned to red from hatred for actions of himself.
He was known as a poised, cold-blooded young man. He scattered the seeds of self-indulgence and looked to succeed upon those who had made him disappointed, both for himself, and for others. He knew he wouldn't be afraid to take the leap, jump on the boat that would sail him into the land of succession. And the day when he saw the launching pad, he wasn't going to look back and remember the ones he cared for, for whom didn't care for him in the first place.
On a cold, bitter winter evening, he broke out from the prison he was sent to, the prison that was labelled "home". Sneaked into the bar where the love of his life was hanging out with her friends. The more she laughed, more bitter he got. The more she sent the particules of joy to the air, the darker the evening became, eventually ending up as the night. He ordered a couple of drinks to get away from the latest pieces of reason standing still on the back of his mind.
Seconds were watched by minutes, minutes were watched by hours and every man left one by one. It was the launching pad he waited for so long, society gave him a change to rise, a chance to duel with his despairs. He tasted his latest sips from his bottle of wine, stood up gently, went straight to the girl he was so desperately in love with, like he did for the first time he told her that he loved her. Known to be lacking in self-confidence, he didn't lack for two times. And there it was, the second time he was confident. He walked slowly with the bottle in his right hand, said hello and hit her on the head as soon as she looked back to him. The blood gushed out from her head to fill the empty bottle with blood, not wine this time. The scene was painted red, like it always was for him. The colour of hatred turned into colour of death, the grim reaper landed on a lone bar and left with glorious fashion.
And there he was standing, proud to be messing around with bleak destiny, isolated from the society once again, in a prison that was labelled "jail"."