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{He opens his eyes/ a sharp knife within/ to reveal the disguise/ piercing deep into the skin/ a light so bright to burn/ a cut so deep inside/ he doesn't know where to turn/ scream as you run and cry/ a revelation of the dark/ a pain so deep and fatal/ slowly tears him apart/ speak now if able.}
"Littlefoot, you're making less sense than normal," I muttered.
/hE dOeSn'T eAt EnOuGh IcE-cReAm,/ said Firo.
"Silencio, neither one of you eat anything," I said pointedly.
/MeAnY, yOu DoN't HaVe To ReMiNd Me./
7 AM. I should've been asleep. I'd fallen back into my old pattern.
Speak to Johnny at around 2 in the morning.
Hang up at around 6:30.
Relax as the sleeplessness continues to keep my eyes open.
And the conversations with my toys.
"It's getting old..."
/WhAt Is?/
"The whole not sleeping thing..."
{My poor little one/let you rest my dear/ sleep is hard to come by/ or it shall come/ speak to him by day/ for you/ sleep by night.}
"I have no idea what you're talking about, LF."
I no longer understood the creature that I've had for 19 odd years.
It was slightly disconcerting.
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This offender was strapped to the floor.
One or two levels down.
There was a convenient little hole in each floor that let you see it.
Johnny lifted the typewriter up. It was heavy as Hell.
*And I don't really use it anymore.*
What had this one done, you ask? Well, first it had thrown a Brain-Freezy cup at Johnny, apparently on a dare.
Then it had tried to pants Laura.
Also apparently on a dare.
This was both disturbing and unacceptable.
Johnny dropped the typewriter.
Down, down, down it fell, landing with a satisfying scrunsh on the offender's head. Bits of skull and grey-matter washed out onto the floor, effectively painting the floor in red and grey.
A thick coating.
The typewriter was broken.
That was a saddening thought.
Johnny walked upstairs again.
The grayed canvas was still in it's corner, a fresh palette sitting on a table beside it. He walked over to it and lifted up a paintbrush.
Chose a colour; a nice, deep blue.
Painted a smooth line over the canvas, a river in a deep fog.
Rinsed the brush. Chose another colour.
White this time.
Froth on the waves of the river.
Rinse.
Another colour. Black.
Smoke.
Green.
Lavender.
Indigo.
Brown.
Others.
And he kept on painting.
Much to his surprise.
Have fun with it! <3
THAT was an epic scene, lemme tell ya.