“Nothing to be Afraid of”
November 1, 2014
“Come on, Skipper!” Marlene urged, pulling him toward the Halloween Haunted House in Central Park. “It’ll be awesome!”
“It’ll be pointless! Haunted Houses are so overrated!” Skipper said as he tried to resist Marlene pulling on his flipper.
Marlene stopped and turned toward him. “What, are you afraid?” she challenged.
“No, I just don’t want to waste my time wandering through a supposedly ‘scary’ house,” Skipper answered.
“Come on, I’ve been anticipating this ever since they started advertising it. I’ve never been in a Haunted House before. I don’t want to go in alone on my first time,” she begged.
“Marlene, surely you’re not afraid to go in alone,” Skipper said.
Marlene shifted. “Well, I don’t know. Maybe it will be lame. I’d just be more comfortable with a trusted friend at my side,” she admitted.
Skipper sighed and considered. “All right. Let’s go.”
Skipper looped his flipper in her arm and led her through the bushes so they could sneak into the Haunted House undetected by the humans. It was dark, with an eerie green glow against the off-white walls. They turned a corner and a coffin lit up against one wall, with a fake vampire coming out and baring his fangs. Skipper and Marlene looked at each other and laughed, barely fazed by the clichéd antic.
“Wow, that was just terrible. What’s next, a fake spider falling from the ceiling?” Skipper said as they moved forward.
They continued down the corridor until they started to come upon another corner. They slowly stepped around, waiting for something to jump out at them, but so far, there was nothing but another hallway with fake spider webs hanging from the ceiling.
“Come on,” Skipper said, tugging on her arm.
They walked a few more steps when a floorboard erupted open out of nowhere. Without seeing it coming, Skipper instinctively grabbed Marlene as she let out a gasp of surprise and turned his back on the trap. After a few moments, they opened their eyes and Marlene found herself burying her face into Skipper’s chest feathers. She looked up at him as he met her eye, and then they looked back to see a fake goblin descend back into the floorboards with the floor closing shut on top of him. Skipper and Marlene looked at each other again and laughed.
“Okay, that was a new one,” Skipper said as he realized he was still holding her and awkwardly released her.
“Yeah,” Marlene said with a nervous laugh. “Thanks for . . . protecting me, I guess.”
“Heh, I guess instinct took over for a second there,” Skipper said as he walked back a few steps and pressed his feet into the ground in a few places.
“What are you doing?” Marlene asked just as Skipper found the right place and the goblin sprang up through the floorboards again.
“There it is. Well played, humans,” Skipper said, waiting for it to go down and taking Marlene’s arm again.
“You weren’t really scared, were you?” Marlene asked as they started down the corridor again.
“Nah,” Skipper said without looking at her. “Just a little too quick on my feet.”
Marlene smiled. “Well, I guess it’s safe to say that there really is nothing to be afraid of in this Haunted House if you’re here to protect me.”
Skipper gripped her arm a little firmer. “Correction: You have nothing to be afraid of at all because I’ll always protect you.”
November 1, 2014
“Come on, Skipper!” Marlene urged, pulling him toward the Halloween Haunted House in Central Park. “It’ll be awesome!”
“It’ll be pointless! Haunted Houses are so overrated!” Skipper said as he tried to resist Marlene pulling on his flipper.
Marlene stopped and turned toward him. “What, are you afraid?” she challenged.
“No, I just don’t want to waste my time wandering through a supposedly ‘scary’ house,” Skipper answered.
“Come on, I’ve been anticipating this ever since they started advertising it. I’ve never been in a Haunted House before. I don’t want to go in alone on my first time,” she begged.
“Marlene, surely you’re not afraid to go in alone,” Skipper said.
Marlene shifted. “Well, I don’t know. Maybe it will be lame. I’d just be more comfortable with a trusted friend at my side,” she admitted.
Skipper sighed and considered. “All right. Let’s go.”
Skipper looped his flipper in her arm and led her through the bushes so they could sneak into the Haunted House undetected by the humans. It was dark, with an eerie green glow against the off-white walls. They turned a corner and a coffin lit up against one wall, with a fake vampire coming out and baring his fangs. Skipper and Marlene looked at each other and laughed, barely fazed by the clichéd antic.
“Wow, that was just terrible. What’s next, a fake spider falling from the ceiling?” Skipper said as they moved forward.
They continued down the corridor until they started to come upon another corner. They slowly stepped around, waiting for something to jump out at them, but so far, there was nothing but another hallway with fake spider webs hanging from the ceiling.
“Come on,” Skipper said, tugging on her arm.
They walked a few more steps when a floorboard erupted open out of nowhere. Without seeing it coming, Skipper instinctively grabbed Marlene as she let out a gasp of surprise and turned his back on the trap. After a few moments, they opened their eyes and Marlene found herself burying her face into Skipper’s chest feathers. She looked up at him as he met her eye, and then they looked back to see a fake goblin descend back into the floorboards with the floor closing shut on top of him. Skipper and Marlene looked at each other again and laughed.
“Okay, that was a new one,” Skipper said as he realized he was still holding her and awkwardly released her.
“Yeah,” Marlene said with a nervous laugh. “Thanks for . . . protecting me, I guess.”
“Heh, I guess instinct took over for a second there,” Skipper said as he walked back a few steps and pressed his feet into the ground in a few places.
“What are you doing?” Marlene asked just as Skipper found the right place and the goblin sprang up through the floorboards again.
“There it is. Well played, humans,” Skipper said, waiting for it to go down and taking Marlene’s arm again.
“You weren’t really scared, were you?” Marlene asked as they started down the corridor again.
“Nah,” Skipper said without looking at her. “Just a little too quick on my feet.”
Marlene smiled. “Well, I guess it’s safe to say that there really is nothing to be afraid of in this Haunted House if you’re here to protect me.”
Skipper gripped her arm a little firmer. “Correction: You have nothing to be afraid of at all because I’ll always protect you.”
broken Plastic Knife
Me:well that should do it
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Next morning
Harry:I am telling you someone open the chamber of secrets
Me:and now something is came out of that who knows what it is
Ron:well whatever it is I hope it doesn't came to us
Hermonie:well it can kill people there's 4 people
Me:I think
Hermoime:mrs.Norris,Justin,headless nick,and Colin
Me:but how can nick die if he's already dead
Harry:who knows
Ron:and well-
Skipper:*running/waddle* Harry I don't know who did it but come and see
At the griffindory house
Me:someone who is a griffindory could of came in here no one knows are were password
Private:I bet they were looking for something
Harry:well they found it Tom Riddle's diary is gone
End of part 8 Guess who stope Tom Riddle's diary
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Next morning
Harry:I am telling you someone open the chamber of secrets
Me:and now something is came out of that who knows what it is
Ron:well whatever it is I hope it doesn't came to us
Hermonie:well it can kill people there's 4 people
Me:I think
Hermoime:mrs.Norris,Justin,headless nick,and Colin
Me:but how can nick die if he's already dead
Harry:who knows
Ron:and well-
Skipper:*running/waddle* Harry I don't know who did it but come and see
At the griffindory house
Me:someone who is a griffindory could of came in here no one knows are were password
Private:I bet they were looking for something
Harry:well they found it Tom Riddle's diary is gone
End of part 8 Guess who stope Tom Riddle's diary
Okay. I was recently chatting with someone on this spot (I will not release his name) and he had told me something that I cannot ignore. He told me that some of you guys feel discriminated against, and that you believe we fangirls want you permenantly removed from this spot. I just wanted to publicly state, that this is NOT true!! Just because we make a few harmless jokes here and there, that dosn't mean we want to get rid of you. I personally believe that not all guys are sexist pigs. Now, I hope we can put this little incident behind us. Thank you all for your time.
~Lilly~
~Lilly~
