Prompts

Cinema

"Please don't go. I love you."

"I love you too..."
 
The hartline monitor goes flat.

Darkness overtakes me.
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I wake up to see I'm standing outside of a theater I went to when I was a theater I went to as a kid. I look around to see if anyone was around. I didn't see a single person nor a single car parked in the parking lot. Deciding on having nothing better to do I head in.

When I got inside the cinema I saw no one at the counter for movie tickets or  anyone at the snack counter.

I decide to ring the bell on the front desk hoping someone could come up. Nothing happened so I waited. When I was about to leave a girl that looked around my age with shiny wheat hair appeared at my desk.

"Hello, follow me right this way sir!" She chirped.

"But I haven't paid for my ticket yet!"

"There is no need for that just follow me to your room. After all I don't get to do this everyday!"

"What do you mean by getting to do this everyday?! You work at a cinema isn't that your job to do that!" I replied.

"All will be answered in due time Arata."

Soon enough we made it to the theater room door.

"Here's where you'll be going so just head this way and take a seat anywhere you like!" The girl chimed in "Have a nice day!"

As soon as I took a step into the room there were people of all shapes, sizes, nationalities, genders you name it! The only thing they all have in common is that they have blue eyes but not just any blue eyes my blue eyes.

"Hello!" A woman says with dark chocolate skin. "You're the one who just died right?"

"Uh, what do you mean by that?" I state.

"Um, well I don't know how to say this but-"

"You're dead!" A young boy with a toga cheered.

"What do you mean?" I question.

"What he means is that you died and you were sent here to see all of your next incarcerations." The girl informs.

"Wait what happens when there are no more incarnations of us?"

"Well nobody really knows what will happen at that point but let's just relax and enjoy the show."

"Okay that sounds good." I respond.

The house lights dim as the crowd goes silent. We look up on the screen to hear a baby crying, a mother's smile, a doctor's announcement, a family's rejoicing, and a new life.