Dec. 07, 2004 - 11:47 a.m.
I dreamed up a good idea for a story last night. This teenager saves the town from her fellow students who have turned into zombies. However, in the end we find out that they weren�t zombies at all. She�s actually quite mad. Its like those horror movies where someone hacks up a bunch of people and the hero takes care of the killer whom only he can see and then in the end when the cops are taking him away or he�s in the mental hospital we see a flash of the killer again so that we know that the hero was right all along and not a sicko or mental. But in this story it turns out that he really is a sicko or mental. That all along we�ve been cheering for this evil bastard! I�m still trying to figure out if she wanted to kill all those people and just using this as a story/excuse. Or if there really was something wrong with her head making her think that all these people really were evil. Or if she was manipulated into thinking and acting as she did. I got the idea from a collection of places. The brain isn�t chartered yet and there are certain brain ailments that will make you do and see things that aren�t there. Then I was thinking about all those school shootings and wondering if afterwards when the police started looking into the homes and lives of the killers/shooters they just found a girl with happy bunnies and stuff. Nothing hidden. Loving family. Listens to pop music. Bubble gum pop. Or oldies. Or swing. There is nothing the cops can blame. Is she innocent? Or just a great planner?
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