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This is the end. I always wanted to go down fighting in a blaze of glory, but not like this. Not on my knees tired and worn down. Not with my girl just to the side fighting a battle of her own. Not when I can finally prove myself. Yet here I am, about to die, at the hands of someone who doesn’t even love to fight. I have to admit, I am a bit of a fight junky. Okay that’s a lie, I love fighting, the adrenaline pumping through your body as you go at it, sometimes with weapons, sometimes just fists and fangs, it’s addicting. The most important battle of my life, and I’ve lost. D, my opponen


Horror of the HallwayHorror of the HallwayHorror of the Hallway
It is early evening on a Tuesday and Cecily Adams is in the basement hallway between the library and the gym looking for a quiet place to read her new book. She has almost an hour before pep band, and the hallway is blissfully silent. Closing all the doors leading into the hallway Cecily curls up in the little alcove by the elevator. Opening the book she loses herself in the story, becoming oblivious to the world until she hears a loud thwump. Blinking Cecily looks up from the book and listens. She is greeted by another thwump, louder this time. Closing the book Cecily stands and
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"Chose your words and I will do as you say, Love..."
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"As he took his last shuddering breath she took her first, and her wails became his requiem."
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THE IRON-GIBBET
"And what is in a branch? There's a gibbet! That is why I call my forest the torture chamber!"
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"As he took his last shuddering breath she took her first, and her wails became his requiem."
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Keep moving forward.
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"As he took his last shuddering breath she took her first, and her wails became his requiem."
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My hand is a fool's hand: beware, all tables and walls and whatever else still offer room for foolish frill or scribbling skill.
~Nietzsche Thus Spoke Zarathustra: "On the Spirit of Gravity"
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"As he took his last shuddering breath she took her first, and her wails became his requiem."
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Whether we "Can" or "Can't" Do something only shows our abilities and limits as a physical being. Whether Or not we "Will" Or "Wont" Do what we "Can" is a direct display our character...
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"As he took his last shuddering breath she took her first, and her wails became his requiem."
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