Oceana Alternate Ending

Before Sargent Andrew Ford could spread the news, his wife was at home preparing for his return. Lianne, his wife, was enjoying a few quiet moments with her friend Megan. Although Andrew was not expected to return for a while, Megan managed to convince Lianne that she should go to the store. Soon, it would be Andrew's birthday, and the perfect gift needed to be found.

“What's happing?” said on of the inhabitants. The whales that had the cities on their backs started to die, it had looked like they were suffocating.

Upon the ominous moonlight, the shadows are fluttering in the night sky of Crystal Cove. The silence crept, but something was approaching Crystal Cove. A treacherous storm was heading its way to Crystal Cove, yet Scooby-Doo and the rest of the gang were unaware of the storm.

Private Cammie and fellow privates led their naked recruits to a large open room. In the middle of the room was a wooden chair and a heavy-weight nurse named Dolly She waited beside the chair holding battalion and scissor. ‘This looks like the scene from a horror movie,’ thought several recruits.

Audra marched down the dungeon corridor with purposeful strides, despite the fact her throat grew tight. This was where he would take a stand, and amazingly, it was for Owena. But right was right and Audra would not stand aside and allow an innocent to die because it was easier to do so. She approached Owena’s cell and braced herself for the conversation. Though she was almost positive of Owena’s innocence, there was always a small chance Audra was wrong.

“I am hoping for one night but again that will depend on what the test results show. Let’s hope that is all he will need,” Dr. Hughes said. “I’ll come by again shortly.” He nodded, walked out of the room, and walked into the room across the hall. They could hear him talk to that patient, now.

“Go get the rest of the equipment youse twos. They are in front of the cabin. I'll keep the machines running.”

The soldier’s shallow breathing soon stops, and she places a sheet over his body. This was the worst part of the job. She hated losing a patient, but she knew it was bound to. These men were shooting guns at each other; someone was bound to get killed by a bullet. She turns to another nurse, and asks for a small break. They were so close to the enemy’s territory that many nurses didn’t step outside of the tent. Horror stories of nurses getting attacked or stolen were floating around the camps.

The prince watched her carefully as he moved to sit in his chair beside the king. Conversation had started once more but the prince's gaze remained on her, even if not directly. Kayla ignored him and filled her plate with fruit and eggs before turning to Mya.

“Looks like it,” she answered. “The road is blocked on both sides though.” It looked like they were going to be stuck for a while unless they turned around and somehow maneuvered their way out before even more cars were behind them.

Dr. Livesey had looked the same as ever. “What’s bringin’ y’all to these parts?” asked Dr. Livesey. Me and Dogger looked at each other almost asking with our eyes to see which one was going to answer the Doctor. Then Dogger replied, “Well, mainly to catch up with an old friend, and to relieve you from a past patient.” The doctor looked confused for a moment then asked, “What do you mean, which patient?” Dogger looked at me signaling me to answer Dr. Livesey. “There was an incident at the Admiral Benbow, and it seems that the Captain has passed from a stroke.” I answered. Dr. Livesey looked saddened from this information. “Oh well I’m terribly sorry for your loss son.” He said in a weak tone of voice.” It was silent for a while before Dr. Livesey spoke up, “Well y’all are welcome to stay the night here, there’s an extra room at the end of this hall here.” Dogger and I gladly excepted and walked down the hall to the room we were appointed. We sunk into the two narrow mattresses, and while Dogger had fallen asleep instantly, I was occupied by examining my flimsy old packet, and what I saw I was amazed

Sefina slowly opened her eyes, her head throbbing. Her eyes watered from the bright light of the fluorescent above her. Once her eyes adjusted, she took in her surroundings.

“Vera, I’m sorry, but I have to go. I have to try to contact other patients.”

Arriving at the hospital, they walked past the nurses' station artfully dodging gurneys and wheelchairs proceeding to the isolation room where Dr. Walsh is pacing back and forth impatiently. He looked at the General with daggers in his eyes "General I demand to be allowed out of here immediately"

“I’m okay now that you’re in here. You look like you gonna treat me better than the last nurse.”