Horrace_A_White
07-23-2013, 02:42 AM
(I'm just going to put my writings in one thread when I feel like it.)
Dead Ringer
Our scene opens to a party, the narrative camera pans, onto one individual. This mousey little man is clearly not enjoying his time at this party. Maybe he feels out of place? He probably feels out of place, he’s pretending to have a good time though. His biggest complaint is the volume, it’s at least 500 f***ing decibels in there, and is steadily rising.
Alright take your lap buddy, ignore that girl, we know you’re in love with her, but just keep your hands to yourself and conform into your little ball shape of awkward, or whatever. She’ll never like you no matter how bubbly her personality is, and don’t forget it.
I think you’re out now, you’re home free, just get in the car and drive anywhere.
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The party continues without that guy. Everyone’s having fun, and it’s all funny, and it’s all fun too, don’t forget. That girl that that guy liked, she’s feeling good, she invites someone to join her upstairs. The invited looks just like the one that was excluded, and he takes the invitation. They’re both feeling good.
They do what people like to do, but not what you’re thinking just the things before that. They’re making out in the host’s parent’s bed, and all that kind of s**t. The invited however, has a strong hatred, for everything, and everyone. His mental health is in quite some state, a psychotic sort of state.
Now’s the time of a party, where the police break it up, and they round everyone into one room, and give them that sort of police lecture, everyone except for those two hiding upstairs. They don’t know that they’re hiding though, and now there’s only one of them left. The invited had started punching her as soon as the first knock hit the door. Smashing her skull, at about 15 punches in, he’s using both hands now.
I think she’s out now, she’s home free, thank god she stopped the screaming.
Dead Ringer
Our scene opens to a party, the narrative camera pans, onto one individual. This mousey little man is clearly not enjoying his time at this party. Maybe he feels out of place? He probably feels out of place, he’s pretending to have a good time though. His biggest complaint is the volume, it’s at least 500 f***ing decibels in there, and is steadily rising.
Alright take your lap buddy, ignore that girl, we know you’re in love with her, but just keep your hands to yourself and conform into your little ball shape of awkward, or whatever. She’ll never like you no matter how bubbly her personality is, and don’t forget it.
I think you’re out now, you’re home free, just get in the car and drive anywhere.
__________________________________________________ ____________________________
The party continues without that guy. Everyone’s having fun, and it’s all funny, and it’s all fun too, don’t forget. That girl that that guy liked, she’s feeling good, she invites someone to join her upstairs. The invited looks just like the one that was excluded, and he takes the invitation. They’re both feeling good.
They do what people like to do, but not what you’re thinking just the things before that. They’re making out in the host’s parent’s bed, and all that kind of s**t. The invited however, has a strong hatred, for everything, and everyone. His mental health is in quite some state, a psychotic sort of state.
Now’s the time of a party, where the police break it up, and they round everyone into one room, and give them that sort of police lecture, everyone except for those two hiding upstairs. They don’t know that they’re hiding though, and now there’s only one of them left. The invited had started punching her as soon as the first knock hit the door. Smashing her skull, at about 15 punches in, he’s using both hands now.
I think she’s out now, she’s home free, thank god she stopped the screaming.