Total Silence

Total Silence

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Something has happened in these woods, something no one is willing to tell me. I've lived here my entire life. I know everything about this place, these woods. I was probably the first to discover what happened, seen as how no one really leaves their house due to what happened in the woods. If you even attempt to ask what happened the people will just simply say "I know nothing, now leave." In their same, monotone way. It gets annoying, trust me. Ha, "trust me" such a silly saying. After what has happened, that saying has lost all meaning, and with that in mind. Beware: do not trust the Woods, and do not trust the people in it. Never trust your surroundings, they will taunt you for the rest of your life. Well, I'm done playing around, I'm finding out what's happened in these woods. I refuse to stay silent. This silence has killed too many of my people.
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Have you ever felt so unimaginably lonely? Ever wanted to end your life because things have gotten so unbelievably horrible? Parents misunderstanding you? Pressure too much amongst your daily stresses? Do not fret, just walk to the back alley behind Maple View Memorial Hospital. Walk down the creaking metal steps, knock a few times on the wooden door and the doctor will handle the rest. These were some of the things Elliot heard being whispered at the weekly depression seminars. They were dying for a way out, a way out of life. A way that didn't involve hanging in the kitchen before the movers showed up. With mom and dad dead from a car crash a few weeks prior, and zero friends to acknowledge their absence, Elliot decides to visit the doctor. But is it more than what they bargained for?

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