Alien Monologue

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“Yeah, but it’s all going to change. Grey found a group of people just like us who’ve escaped these camps. It’s one of the only ways out of here. You're welcome to join us,” she says with exhaustion. “I mean, I guess I’ll come,” I say wearily. “Alright, just meet me in the mess hall during dinner.” “Wait, I didn’t get your name.” “Oh, it’s Ellis.” “My name’s Beckett.” “Well, welcome the mad house Beckett.” A few hours later door creakily opens just the slightest crack at first. It’s dark, but I’ve been in here for hours so my eyes have adjusted to the black darkness that swallowed the faces of all of the innocent kids. Ellis taps my shoulder lightly. “Hey, it’s time to go to stage one,” she whispers. I nod back at her with loose motions. …show more content…

“What a smart boy you are, but this is only the beginning,” he says chuckling. The guard yet again grabs me by the shirt collar and leads me to another room. “What’s this?” I question. “A nightmare,” he says The guard opens the door and throws me in. He was right, it’s a living nightmare. Snakes slithered on all four of the confining walls. I start to pound on the door. “Let me out!” I yell. A snake hisses at the yelling. I sit down in a small space where there isn’t any snakes. I feel the reptiles coast across my feet. There’s no hope for me, or anyone here. Ellis is wrong, so very wrong. There’s no way out of here. And to think I believed her. A girl who is most likely one of their drones. I close my eyes. The snakes no longer bother me. This place bothers me. A while later the door opens again. “Looks like you survived,” the guard jokes. I don’t even bother to look at the guard as he leads me to the mess hall. The guard releases me into the mess hall and I sit at an empty table. A shadow lurks behind me, but it just turns out to be Ellis. “What do you want?” I mumble. “I want you to meet Grey.” “Well, where is he?” I say …show more content…

It will be difficult to get out without being caught, but it will be manageable. I will act as if I am escorting you both to the injection stage,” he says thoroughly. “Wait, injection stage?” I say confused. “It’s where they take you after stage four. They inject serum into your vains. It changes your whole way of thinking. The change, while is quite astonishing, it doesn’t make any change for the good,” Ellis adds. “Are you being serious? This plan is outrageously unplanned, and it won’t work,” I exclaim irritated. “What’s the matter with you, you’re ill-tempered. I don’t know what’s causing this behavior, but it surely isn’t doing you any good,” Ellis says with a tone that was angry and calm all at the same time. “What’s wrong is that you filled me with all this hope, and then I realize that it was all for the government. You’re one of them. Grey is one of them. Inevitably, I fell for it. I fell for all of it because who wouldn’t want some hope of getting out from this- this torture chamber!” It wasn’t until now I had felt two emotions at once. I was provoked and melancholic all at the same time. Tears falls from my eyes down to me cheeks. I was struck in hurt. “They’ve gotten to you, haven’t they?” Grey

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