[COLOR="green"]The alarm clock goes off. Another nightmare. Everyone has been having them lately, with all the death going around. The sunlight pours in through the window, which some of you take to mean it is a good day. Some of you rush outside to look around, others open their windows. One thing is for certain: there's no burning building today.
After having breakfast, you all make your way to the meeting hall. One of you obviously won't show up today. Everyone sits down, and the mayor takes a role call. 14 heads, including himself. He looks back on the name list, then calls out, "Kurtle? Are you here with us today?"
Suddenly, Kurtle rushes into the building, wheezing a bit since he was obviously running to make it here. "Sorry, I got caught up in toilet paper this morning."
"That's fine," the mayor says. "However, in order to stick by the rule I laid down yesterday, I can't allow you to vote for showing up late." After finishing addressing Kurtle, the mayor claps his hands. "Somehow, all 15 of us made it through the night. Not a single person is unaccounted for. But we can't take this as a sign the evil-doers are gone. We have to continue these lynches until we can be definitively certain there will be no more death."
Outside the window, a swarm of seagulls fly by, cawing out loud, in a pattern that almost seems like laughter. It is as if the the heavens themselves are looking down upon the town and smiling.
And that's it. No one died last night. You all sigh, relieved to have made it alive through the night. It is now Day 3, and it will end at 9 EST tomorrow or when majority is reached.
And in case you missed the subtle message, that flock of seagulls is me, enjoying this game to it's fullest.[/COLOR]
After having breakfast, you all make your way to the meeting hall. One of you obviously won't show up today. Everyone sits down, and the mayor takes a role call. 14 heads, including himself. He looks back on the name list, then calls out, "Kurtle? Are you here with us today?"
Suddenly, Kurtle rushes into the building, wheezing a bit since he was obviously running to make it here. "Sorry, I got caught up in toilet paper this morning."
"That's fine," the mayor says. "However, in order to stick by the rule I laid down yesterday, I can't allow you to vote for showing up late." After finishing addressing Kurtle, the mayor claps his hands. "Somehow, all 15 of us made it through the night. Not a single person is unaccounted for. But we can't take this as a sign the evil-doers are gone. We have to continue these lynches until we can be definitively certain there will be no more death."
Outside the window, a swarm of seagulls fly by, cawing out loud, in a pattern that almost seems like laughter. It is as if the the heavens themselves are looking down upon the town and smiling.
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And that's it. No one died last night. You all sigh, relieved to have made it alive through the night. It is now Day 3, and it will end at 9 EST tomorrow or when majority is reached.
And in case you missed the subtle message, that flock of seagulls is me, enjoying this game to it's fullest.[/COLOR]