Droogie15
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(This Thread is intended to be an SM themed retake on the movie Misery as written by Stephen King. It is a closed thread for myself, ~*Fairywings*~, and Miss Miaka. We may need police roles in the future so any lurking readers PM me if youre interested.)
On the outskirts of Pueblo, Colorado, 700 miles from the nearest ocean, Two hours from the nearest major city, 1.4 miles from the most dangerous bend of highway in all of Pueblo, Tom and Isabella Haskins lived in their unassuming two bedroom cabin, a brown square in a blanket of white snow. Tom huffs steam from his mouth inbetween overhead swings of his axe, chopping firewood for the week, he arranges his little wood chunks in rows along the wall nearest the back porch. During the week, whenever they needed fuel for the fire, they could just hop out, grab the kindling and run back inside. He finishes the caber slices that he had set aside for hmself, completed the task of making the woodpile and makes the relatively long trek to his woodshed to hang his axe. Clapping his hands together on the walk back he signs, breathlessly:
"My bey-bay takes the mo-nin' train,
he works from nine to five and then-"
Pausing to regain his breath taking large steps to overcome the snow.
"-He takes A-noth-uh home uh-gen,
to find me bap bah na nah."
Leaving the rest to odd non-words happily taking the place of actual lyrics. He enters the house through the back door, the screen shutting with a smack on its frame, he shuts and locks the main door behind him. His parka, pants, and boots are all wet and he prepares to take them off.
On the outskirts of Pueblo, Colorado, 700 miles from the nearest ocean, Two hours from the nearest major city, 1.4 miles from the most dangerous bend of highway in all of Pueblo, Tom and Isabella Haskins lived in their unassuming two bedroom cabin, a brown square in a blanket of white snow. Tom huffs steam from his mouth inbetween overhead swings of his axe, chopping firewood for the week, he arranges his little wood chunks in rows along the wall nearest the back porch. During the week, whenever they needed fuel for the fire, they could just hop out, grab the kindling and run back inside. He finishes the caber slices that he had set aside for hmself, completed the task of making the woodpile and makes the relatively long trek to his woodshed to hang his axe. Clapping his hands together on the walk back he signs, breathlessly:
"My bey-bay takes the mo-nin' train,
he works from nine to five and then-"
Pausing to regain his breath taking large steps to overcome the snow.
"-He takes A-noth-uh home uh-gen,
to find me bap bah na nah."
Leaving the rest to odd non-words happily taking the place of actual lyrics. He enters the house through the back door, the screen shutting with a smack on its frame, he shuts and locks the main door behind him. His parka, pants, and boots are all wet and he prepares to take them off.
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