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The Beast Leaves Its Mark
Characters: Jeremy and OPEN
Setting: outside his room, B Block, morning
Task of voting done, Jeremy opted to leave his room, since the power was on again and all. He wasn't stupid. The power had gone out and he'd locked his door, staying safely behind it. There was no need to tangle with whatever anyone might have in mind without the man watching. He hadn't thought much of his door, at least not until he was locking it and noticed the black scrawling across it.
Tangle with the beast, get eaten.
He wasn't the type to cower to threats, but that had quite the ominous feel to it. Had he tangled with anyone recently? For a long moment he stood there, fedora perched back, suit jacket and vest on (no tie today), trying to sort out just what it was that had motivated someone to write on his door. Maybe talks with Jae? No. That wasn't right, they'd only talked about escape. He was still puzzling it out a few moments later, going through every interaction he'd had thus far, trying to determine where he'd gone wrong.
Setting: outside his room, B Block, morning
Task of voting done, Jeremy opted to leave his room, since the power was on again and all. He wasn't stupid. The power had gone out and he'd locked his door, staying safely behind it. There was no need to tangle with whatever anyone might have in mind without the man watching. He hadn't thought much of his door, at least not until he was locking it and noticed the black scrawling across it.
Tangle with the beast, get eaten.
He wasn't the type to cower to threats, but that had quite the ominous feel to it. Had he tangled with anyone recently? For a long moment he stood there, fedora perched back, suit jacket and vest on (no tie today), trying to sort out just what it was that had motivated someone to write on his door. Maybe talks with Jae? No. That wasn't right, they'd only talked about escape. He was still puzzling it out a few moments later, going through every interaction he'd had thus far, trying to determine where he'd gone wrong.