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The Night Before the Fire

by Tristan Falardeau '16

“You must be starving,” said Bert, as they walked into the kitchen, to which Jim replied that yes, he was a little hungry, but didn’t want to impose. Bert fetched him up a sandwich and a glass of lemonade and began cutting carrots. Chop, chop, chop, went the sharp little kitchen knife as it ran through the orange flesh ...

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by Miranda Snow '16

They looked like they were human--or were at one point. There was six beings, with ivory skin glinting unnaturally in the moonlight. Their skin was stretching tightly over a humanoid body and limbs, but that's where the resemblance stopped. They lacked feet or hands, and their faces were blank, skin stretched over where their eyes and nose should have been. Their mouths sported cracked lips and broken, rotten teeth. They dragged themselves closer still ...

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The Girl In the Red Dress

by Minah Nguyen '16

She looks at me, staring into my dark blue eyes as if piercing through my soul. I can see a hint of fear in her eyes like a deer in headlights. Then she runs. She runs hard and fast and I can feel the adrenaline surging through my body as I follow her. The wind hits me and my eyes tear up but I don’t stop. I can’t stop.

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