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 Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 9:30 am
Kaya smiled to the sweet little boy standing next to her in line, nodding as he voiced his preference. "Okay!" She replied as they made it to the front of the line. Kaya bought the tickets before dragging Tango to the concession stand to buy him a little kids' pack.
"Okay~ Let's go see the movie!" She smiled broadly, checking the ticket for the theater number before cluelessly dragging Tango into the right one.
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Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 9:49 am
Tango suppressed the groan of agony and the roll of his eyes as she bought him more kid junk. Whatever. Revenge and escape would be his soon enough.
Silently he followed the girl into the theater and found a seat, settling into the darkened room, watching the previews roll by.
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The woman on screen had just heard the tell-tale sound of hissing and before she knew what was coming, had an invisible force surrounding her. Squeezing, pushing, cracking, and twisting all her bones in every which way the weren't supposed to go. Then came the sickening crack of a neck, and a head rolling off to meet her friend who watched the scene before.
Tango smirked. Between heads popping off, trains ripping limbs apart, and elevators smearing people- well.
He took morbid joy in looking over at Kaya.
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Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 9:52 am
Kaya's face was positively pallid as she watched the screen, looking wide-eyed and horrified. She would have grabbed up Tango and gotten out of here, but she was paralyzed. That girl's HEAD! HAD JUST FALLEN OFF!
Kaya stared, horrified at the gruesome scene before her, feeling amazingly sorry for Tango. Maybe he could get out for himself! This was ridiculously terrifying. Kaya imagined that Tango might even be crying next to her or something.
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Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 9:56 am
Tango almost laughed. Almost. That terrified expression on her face was absolutely priceless, and though he knew he should take this perfect opportunity to leave, he couldn't bring himself to do it. Not yet.
No, there was one more pressing matter at hand.
A coy smirk played its way on his face and he reached out grabbing her arm tightly with a "BOO!" being shouted in her ear at the same time. It was too good of a moment to pass up!
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Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 10:02 am
Kaya was still staring miserably at the screen when someone - SOMETHING! - grabbed her arm. And then came the loud 'boo'. Kaya found herself pulling back roughly and shrieking desperately, much to the amusement of most everyone else in the theater.
Oh, God! It was just like in the movie!
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Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 10:05 am
Okay. Even Tango couldn't withhold the chuckle that built up and out of his throat. Shaking his head, he stood, pocketing his hands, and left the building, leaving Kaya to discover the killer was actually a child, but the mother (Who looked like the killer) had been nothing but decayed flesh that slid off with the protagonist gets too close. The real terror was yet to start. It was the perfect time to leave.
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