The Fear Of Fear Itself

ISLAND OF LOST OBITUARIES

It's been a while since the plane crashed in the vast oceans. Some passengers on the plane were hallucinating. They hallucinated land. A land where they've been reunited with their families. While others pounded on the windows because they thought they were drowning. There was no luck in breaking it with their bare hands. Although if they had figured out how to break it, there would be no freedom. Only miles and miles of ocean. They'd get nowhere. They'd be deprived of food and clean water.

Joyce knew that she had to keep them alive still. So, she decided on getting canned food from the storage in the back. She had to enter the fuselage, where all the passengers were. She had to be careful, for the passengers were anything but patient with her. Some of them might've gotten crazy at this point. Joyce knew she was strong, but didn't trust herself to take down various individuals.

The worst part was that Sherrie, Lexie, and Lorain were not awake. She began to worry. She needed all of them to be alive. She hoped that they would wake once they hit land. Soon, she had to pass out the canned foods to every passenger on board. Some passengers on the plane snatched the food out of her hands. One passenger was forcefully scratched like a tiger just to get to the food. Joyce expressed pain for a few seconds and kept walking to the other passengers.

She then walked close to the little girl and her mother. Could it still be possible that she has love for the children? Or just love for that certain child? Could it be possible that she still has a bit of sanity in her? Is she not fully broken to the core? The most interesting question is why she loves that little girl immensely? Is she important to her? Is she just going to use her for the time being? If that is true, then why her specifically?

It took a few hours before anyone finally saw land. Everyone was excited, happy, and cheering. They shouldn't have been so loud, for they would make Joyce angry. The mother and her daughter were the only ones to stay quiet.

Joyce went up to the handheld transceiver connected to the plane and announced, "Why are you all cheering? Why can't you follow my simple orders!? Shut up! I will not repeat myself. Do you want to end up like the last guy who cheered? He's stuck inside a nightmare, and he'll never recuperate! Not even the doctors can fix him! Now, stay quiet and remember to enjoy Joyce's airline of horror!"

Joyce laughed as she said those last words.

After a long period, the island was bound to be found. The people got off the plane and enjoyed the view of the island. Tall six-foot trees and uncut bushes can be seen. It covered up most of the island.

The passengers might've enjoyed that view. But soon they were not to enjoy the land for much longer. Joyce loved how much privacy there was. That privacy was Joyce's advantage in murder.

She could make any malicious decision she desired. Any psychotic decision she desired. Anything she could ever think of could be done here, and no one will ever find out.

Joyce went back to the plane and dragged Lexie to the island. Then she went back to Lorain. Finally, she took Sherrie last from the plane. She believed in the best for last.

Does that mean Sherrie was significantly important to her?

Sherrie would be the first one to wake in about two minutes. At that point, Joyce knew that Lexie and Lorain were to wake up soon. Although she'd prefer for Lorain and Lexie to keep sleeping for just a few more minutes. If they were to wake, they would slow down her plan that's in the process.

She dropped Sherrie fast, causing Sherrie to bump her head a little. Joyce went after the man who did not listen to her and dragged him between the tall bushes.

Little did Joyce know that the little bump on Sherrie's head was enough to wake her up instantly. Sherrie looked upside down and noticed that Joyce was dragging someone. Sherrie immediately called out, "JOYCE!" Joyce heard what she had said, but chose not to answer.