Friday, December 16, 2011

Story Time 5

Once upon a time there was a little girl who was loved by many. Those around her knew her as a kind soul, as bright and beautiful as a clear summer sky.


One fine day, she and a dear friend decided to go for a walk together in the forest. Upon entering, they were spotted by a wolf who began to follow them. The little girl and her friend took no notice of the wolf as they laughed and talked. Deeper and deeper they roamed, straying from the safety of the path for the fun of exploration.

Once the wolf was sure that they were deep enough so as to go unheard, it began to move in for the attack. 

The little girl had playfully run ahead of her friend, turned back to say something and finally noticed the wolf. To the wolf’s surprise, she did not scream or run or call out warnings but instead continued smiling and talking as it drew closer to her friend.  

Seizing the opportunity, the wolf leapt forward, pinned the girl’s friend to the ground and began to tear into him. The little girl didn’t run but instead watched in fascinated silence as her friend cried for help, then fell silent it its jaws.

The wolf consumed its prey and moved closer to the girl, a wicked smile crossing its face.

“Which path will you take now?” The wolf asked “The path of needles or the path of pins?”

The little girl answered by standing her ground

“What big eyes you have” She said finally
“They have seen fear, pain, death and the beauty in all” Responded the wolf

“What big ears you have” She said
“They have heard many an anguished cry and hate filled curse” Said the wolf

“What big teeth you have” She said
“They have found their homes in many to my satisfaction...and in this case to yours”

“You’re lovely”

The wolf laughed then lunged at her as if to attack, but instead ran past her. Sated by the kill and greatly amused by the little girl who smiled at its approach, the wolf decided to leave her with her thoughts.

























You are still deep in the forest my blood stained, beautiful.... which path will you take now?

12 comments:

  1. Hope you're doing okay out there, Knit.

    xo
    BR

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  2. Thank you Sir Robin. I'm doing as well as I can here. This is merely a reaction to some interesting news. It's just that I can now put a name to a face. A random memory now has a place hehe
    This story isn't mine though I did play a part.

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  3. Interesting news? Well that's something. I hope it was good news? Or at least, not bad?

    xo
    BR

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  4. It was good for me... Not so much for the others involved

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  5. Well... ... some good is better than no good?

    xo
    BR

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  6. Brightsky, just a tad darkened and looking for you. Let's talk, beautiful. We have so much to catch up on, wouldn't you agree?

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  7. Brightsky! Looking for me? hehehe I'm flattered.
    And yes, we do have plenty to talk about.
    I believe you have my e-mail address if you'd like to talk that way, or we can just chat here

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  8. I prefer this, if you don't mind. Tell me more about how you've come to be in this situation, if you don't mind.

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  9. All the hows and whys that I know of are already here... but if you want the condensed version, Ritter took me at the beginning of November for months of killing and mindfuckery, (during which time I met you) before sticking me here, a mere couple of weeks after the day he took me. Here is either part of Ritter’s realm or an area of his creation, where I’ve been trapped ever since. I didn't know why he had done this until I woke up today. This has all been his way of threatening me while at the same time allowing my mind to heal itself. I know now what he wants from me... I just don't know if I can do it.

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  10. I've been without the computer, and my job still interferes with my research. Thus why I asked you, love.

    What.. what does he want from you?

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  11. My apologies if I came across as impatient dear. I was feeling fairly tense at the time.
    If you would like me to go into further detail with any of it, just ask. And I answered that question on my most recent post

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  12. Why thank you! And it's fine. I've said much worse in the past, I can't get upset for your being terse with me.

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