The Burdens

The Burdens

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bur·den ˈbərdn/ noun cause (someone) hardship or distress. "they were not yet burdened with adult responsibility" noun: burden; plural noun: burdens; noun: the burden --- A ghost story to a town, one told of three brothers who lost their lives... Nothing more, forgotten and lost, defined by their last name, Burden. Elijah, Sage and Julian. Elijah, the oldest brother, Lonely. Sage, the middle brother, Tired. Julian, the youngest brother, Afraid. But when a childish group of teenagers decides it's a good idea to sleep over at the house, they see they've bitten off a lot more then they can chew... Blake Marrok - Defined mostly by his inability to speak seaks to be wanted and never wanting to be left alone, catching the eye of the eldest brother Elijah, but doesn't believe in the supernatural Pluto Xander - With a personality seeming almost out if the roof, he calms down in the way of what the house, knowing something's off when they get there, he's cheerful and always seems happy, attracting Sage, the middle child's attention for how happy and up about everything he was, never seeming tired. Stephan Cecil - Sitting in-between Pluto and Blake for how he prooved as calm, tending to try and think more logically, though his mind liked to lead him astray, he seems a little jumpy, gaining Julian's attention for his fearless nature, or act. The group together goes to this house not expecting much but silly stories, but walk away learning much more about what happened there, what horrors.
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They called us monsters, they said we are untamed beasts, they told us we are cursed - they were right. That was centuries ago, since than we evolved. We repressed monster in us, we tamed the beast, we mitigated the curse. Now, is them hunting us, is them chasing vampires, is them killing humans - yet, they declared themselves; protectors of human race, they calling themselves; Guardians. But one question haunts us all: Who deserves to live and who deserves to die?

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