The Suited Man

*this poem is completely mine except for slenderman himself.* A woman tries to tell herself that the monster who approaches her is not a monster, but her husband, and finally accepts it only at the last minute. *Clarification coming!* Many people at the end have asked me if the "why not" from slenderman is because he loves her. *sigh.....* While i love to leave it up to the reader to decipher their own meaning...this kind of outrages me. I put that there because the woman is basically begging for her life. She asks why he's doing this to her and he responds to this with a "why not?". get it now? I was also trying to shed Slendy in a more positive light, more as if he did it because he had no choice, that he is old and tired and he does it because he doesn't know what else to do; not because he's a psychotic killer who happens to have no face and is immortal. Which.. he is *giggle*