May you be spellbound,
Mortimer Micheals
It Shouldn’t Be This Way
The
stars are going out. Slowly, but surely,
they are just going away. No one is sure
why. But when you look up at night, you’ll
start to notice. But no one knows what’s
going on. First the bees disappearing,
and now this- the stars are going out.
Something is wrong, though. You
know it shouldn’t be this way.
“There’s
something on your back!” Why do people
keep saying that? Why don’t you go near
mirrors anymore? You don’t know. All you know is that something is wrong: It
shouldn’t be this way. The disasters,
the royal family dead, America turning to blobs of fat, half of Britain killed
in a split second, the concentration camps, the poison sky- it shouldn’t be
this way, and you know it.
She’s
blonde; fairly good looking, and strangely familiar. She told you to leave London just before the
ship crashed and leveled the city. How
did she know? What else does she know
that no one else does? She tells you
that this is all wrong. That there is
someone- a doctor of some sort who wasn’t supposed to die, but did; he was
supposed to stop all of this, but something went wrong. Something about a time machine. You’ve lost everything, and now this crazy
woman wants you to give up the rest, and follow her for reasons she can’t
explain? No way. You stay home.
The
stars are going out. The darkness is
coming, and still they don’t know why.
Nearer and nearer it gets. And
just like that, the sky is dark. The
Medusa Cascade, scientists tell you.
That’s where earth is now. But
how? The aliens come down and start
killing people. Little robots with
little squids inside. You’ve never seen
them, but they are strangely familiar.
An
announcement is made. Hold your families
tight, for the earth shall be destroyed.
The aliens need Earth, a moon and 25 other planets. Earth must be destroyed to stop them. And just like that, Osterhagen- Earth’s
gone. But you were Donna Noble. You knew something was wrong, that it
shouldn’t be this way. But you didn’t
try to stop it, even though for one shining moment, you were the most important
person in the universe. No, it shouldn’t
be this way. But it is.
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