It was a beautiful day in the village. The forest flourished with lush, green trees filled with life. The town square was bustling due to the weekly market that takes place there. Vika was 6 when the first disturbance occurred. She was playing at home with her dolls when it happened. She heard it. Felt it, too. The ground shook and there was a mighty crash. She raced to the town square to find her mama, only to find out that the entire village was already there. They gathered in a circle in the center. The air was full of suspense and tension. Another bigger crash occurred. It seemed as though it was coming from the other side of the wall that surrounded the village. People waited. Minutes turned into hours. After it became clear that there wouldn't be another crash, the villagers stepped cautiously out of the circle of protection they had formed.
“Mama, mama. What was that?” Vika asked tugging her mother’s shirt, full of curiosity.
“I don’t know, sweetie. Anyways, it’s not important. Hurry along now.” Vika’s mother replied, her face full of worry.
The disturbances kept happening over the next three years and everyone just became neutral towards it. Vika’s father, however, looked more and more restless as the disturbances kept occurring. One town meeting, he steps up to the pedestal.
“I’m going to find out what’s behind that wall,” he declares. Murmurs met this declaration.
Vika's mother lunged forward but was held back by two of their neighbors. As she thrashed,
"Allison, I have already told you that we won't be there for another two hours." her mother replied.
The sun was high in the sky, gleaming down on us. The air was breezy, but not cold. The day was ordinary, or so it seemed. But what was out of place? That would be my brother, the only person who could possibly get himself into such a situation, with his impossible ability to almost die, but just miss the mark. As he sat there on the ground with his back to us, legs sprawled out in front of him, we didn’t even realize that there was anything wrong. Hold on a second. Let’s rewind this just a little.
The Dadquerre family was fully accepted by the people of Lèze. They moved into this village settling in the east part of the Laze, where they got a hold of land, then from this created a teleworks. The brother’s had linked households for a while and flourished. The reason I believe the people fully accepted them is due to this comment by Guillaume Le Sueur “they become rather comfortable for people of small estate,”. They started to do fairly well, for instance tile and bricks were already in the picture, yet now they have added wheat, vines, miles, and sheep. To be more accepted by the village they had to custom themselves towards the Languedoc ways. For example, the name Daguerre had to be changed into Guerre. Sanxi”s wife most likely continued
The heavy oak door creaked as it was pushed open. Her mother was cradling a long, slim object in her arms. It was clothed in a sheath of dark leather.
When I opened the door, I heard sprinting and caught a glimpse of my mother rushing back to the couch. Her face was twisted into an unusual expression.
Mrs.Chipley and Sally are at the front door soaking wet the moon was so close I felt like I could touch it. We knocked on the door someone was opening the door.
She had one of them pinned to the ground she stared down at him his eyes widened in fear, he's making too much noise she wrapped her hands around his neck.
“Oh no,”” Julianna whimpered. Mom was looking for her. She and Hugo were going to be in big trouble.
“Luka? Why are you so jealous of your little sister all the time? She young! Just like your mother said! Why don't you go back upstairs and leave us alone ok?” Mike grunted.
It all began like any other day, the children were laughing, the farmers farming and the Watchmen guarding. Things were peaceful in the town of Spriggania although they were different. In order for the town to have peace they had to agree to give up all of their sanity or all of their memory. Upon choice they
“Her mother's death has hit her hard.,” Luv answered as she turned herself to face her mother.
Tears sprang in her eyes and fell, she buried her head in her hands. “I don't know…”
“Sir, I’m not going to ask you again,” he stared at a guy with pale skin and blood all over his hands. “Why did you kill your family?” The man looked up at the policeman and opened his mouth while softly mumbling, “monster, it was a monster.”
It was a sunny day with few clouds in the sky. Sarah Gamble was outside drawing messages in the mud when her mom called her inside.
The clock read 5:13 pm, it was nearly time to leave. I removed the cover off of my Margarita Magic™ nail polish and coated my last bare nail with the scarlet red varnish. Moving out of the bathroom, I slipped into my freshly dry-cleaned dress which had an elegant swooped neck paired with a flared skirt. My short stature was increased by a classic pair of red soled four-inch Christian Louboutin heels, nearly pointy enough to be an assailant’s weapon. I took one last look in the mirror, checking every detail. Satisfied, I smeared the deep oxblood stain onto my lips. I glanced down looking at my shaky hands, it would be the last time they would be so stark.