Threshold (Old Version)

Threshold (Old Version)

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Doing the right thing is simple. Make the choice, help the helpless, do what needs to be done. He was fighting to survive. Every soul has a limit, and he was reaching his. I thought maybe if I helped him, if I did the right thing, I could make up for all of the times I'd looked the other way. Help him escape, and go on with my life. But escape doesn't mean freedom, and doing the right thing is never that simple. Sometimes fighting for someone else's freedom turns into fighting for your own.
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You see that boy? He looks so happy, right? Telling jokes, smiling, having a great time and...Dying inside. He's hurt. And tired. Tired of all the drama, tired of not being enough, tired of life. But he doesn't want to look dramatic, weak and attention seeking. So he keeps it all inside. Acts like everything's perfect but cries at night. So everybody thinks that he's the happiest person they know. That he has no problems and his life is perfect. If only they knew the truth.

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