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 I had been hosed down, stripped and thrown into a small room which was already beyond capacity. I was not expecting this. This was cruel. A cruel trick meant to tease and twist the ideals we hold dear, before being crushed and left empty. I had been told this would be a better place. A place where we could live in peace without the fear of being judged or beaten. Oh, how they were wrong. Oh, how we were all wrong. I see that now. I shuffled in a circle and edged my way through the throng of people. They were all shaved. Every man, woman and child had been shaved and clothed in a simple grey gown. They all looked identical and rudimentary. Th

The grass sped past our ankles as we ran. I could feel my heart thudding against my ribs as I tried to catch up with the others. My legs slowed and I knew that by the time they had noticed how far behind I had fallen, it would be too late. I dropped to the floor, surrendering to the exhaustion that had overwhelmed my body. I glanced up to see the others still running off into the distance. Even from here I could see her bright pink hair at the front of the group bouncing around as she ran away. Jess. Just saying her name makes me smile, I’m not sure why, it could her chipper personality that manages to cheer me up every time in down or

ONE DAY 12:00pm. I wake up at the same time everyday. Well, the same time on the same day. The same day over and over again. January 19th 2005. The day that never ends. It started after I had woken up in a hospital, plugged into a machine, with a massive bruise on my forehead. Apparently, according to the doctors, I had been in a coma for 3 months after a biking accident. I can remember random images such as the screeching of tyres on an icy road and the facial expression of the driver who crushed me and my bike against the cliff face. At the age of 26 I did not expect something this serious would happen to me let alone what was about to ha