Beauregard
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Piece of paper con't
The person grabbed me back up, and shoved me in the seat. A pencil, freashly sharpened, was thrust at me. I could smell the wood. "Write," the person said.
I could barely see, or hear, or think. Total silence and total blackness replaced by noise. Spots of pink and blue danced over my visison. I felt like I was going blind.
I started coughing, half chokeing. "Whire what?"
"Everything," the voice said. "What it down. Now."
Me hands were shaking, and I couldn't focus. My first attempts to write were scribbles. Each time, a hand would slap down on the table, snatch the paper away and replace it, yelling, "Write! Write!"
And so I wrote. "I HATE YOU! I HATE THIS PLACE! WHO THE HECK ARE YOU! WHERE THE HECK AM I!"
The hand crumpled the message, and the person crouched. "I am not here to answer questians, I am here to tell you to sit here and write. Write every single thing. And do it now." The voice was so familiar.
"Write what?" I felt dizzy again, like I was going to fall down or throw up.
"You have so much to wrie about," the person said, suddenly quiet and thoughtfull. "So write dog-gamn it!"
And so I wrote. Hands shaking, pencil shaking and chipping I wrote all this. And now, I am done writing. I am done writing.
Every Goofy,
Scoot
The Other Journal, earlier, some place
I feel a terrable sence of guilt as I sit watching him in the prison. The computer in front of me displays heat-sensitive images, for the darkness is too black to see through. When he sleeps, deep sleeps, the computer detects it. Then I can deleiver food, or drink, or a torch.
I have a moniter checking his mind and brainwaves. His thoughts were controlled now. Definatly controlled. It was time to move him on to the next phase of himself.
I sharpen a pencil. Walk to the door, pick up a table and a chair. On the moniter he is running, with purpose, faster and faster. I hit a button. A sliding door in the wall opens.
Love,
Me
The person grabbed me back up, and shoved me in the seat. A pencil, freashly sharpened, was thrust at me. I could smell the wood. "Write," the person said.
I could barely see, or hear, or think. Total silence and total blackness replaced by noise. Spots of pink and blue danced over my visison. I felt like I was going blind.
I started coughing, half chokeing. "Whire what?"
"Everything," the voice said. "What it down. Now."
Me hands were shaking, and I couldn't focus. My first attempts to write were scribbles. Each time, a hand would slap down on the table, snatch the paper away and replace it, yelling, "Write! Write!"
And so I wrote. "I HATE YOU! I HATE THIS PLACE! WHO THE HECK ARE YOU! WHERE THE HECK AM I!"
The hand crumpled the message, and the person crouched. "I am not here to answer questians, I am here to tell you to sit here and write. Write every single thing. And do it now." The voice was so familiar.
"Write what?" I felt dizzy again, like I was going to fall down or throw up.
"You have so much to wrie about," the person said, suddenly quiet and thoughtfull. "So write dog-gamn it!"
And so I wrote. Hands shaking, pencil shaking and chipping I wrote all this. And now, I am done writing. I am done writing.
Every Goofy,
Scoot
The Other Journal, earlier, some place
I feel a terrable sence of guilt as I sit watching him in the prison. The computer in front of me displays heat-sensitive images, for the darkness is too black to see through. When he sleeps, deep sleeps, the computer detects it. Then I can deleiver food, or drink, or a torch.
I have a moniter checking his mind and brainwaves. His thoughts were controlled now. Definatly controlled. It was time to move him on to the next phase of himself.
I sharpen a pencil. Walk to the door, pick up a table and a chair. On the moniter he is running, with purpose, faster and faster. I hit a button. A sliding door in the wall opens.
Love,
Me