julian kaiera (( district twelve (( finished
Sept 11, 2016 13:41:01 GMT -5
Post by marcellus rhodes 11b arc on Sept 11, 2016 13:41:01 GMT -5
JULIAN |
a jury stands before him, life and death being trialed. they were questioning if he should be alive or if he should be dead. they had decided that death was guilty, and that they need to be locked up. maybe they'll win another time, but not today. life had been picked once more, and he had no reason to fall with it. he doesn't know whether he should be thankful or not, because every time he's come he's wanted to be proven guilty once more.
he's always been on that trial with them, and it's quite odd for him to think really. he's always thought that he would be able to survive that many trials. how many had it been? he glances down at his arm, a line sketched in for every trial he's survived. julian shook his head - there was no point in guessing how many trial's he's gone through. each one he survived, which probably brought on five trials to soon come after that. there were too many for the male to count, so he'll go with the answer of infinite.
every moment he's spent on this planet he's felt like it's been an eternity since the last time he was happy. his childhood had been spent in a nightmare that nobody wanted to see. his parents, always screaming and testing those trials that said that they should be here. they were at each other's throats so often it made him seem like he was a joke. and, eventually, he witnessed the dealing of a unanimous vote of guilty, as he hid under that bed of his, watching the fall of his mother.
and only moments after that, he heard the thump of his father.
the jury had trialed him once, but that hadn't done enough.
he's always been on that trial with them, and it's quite odd for him to think really. he's always thought that he would be able to survive that many trials. how many had it been? he glances down at his arm, a line sketched in for every trial he's survived. julian shook his head - there was no point in guessing how many trial's he's gone through. each one he survived, which probably brought on five trials to soon come after that. there were too many for the male to count, so he'll go with the answer of infinite.
every moment he's spent on this planet he's felt like it's been an eternity since the last time he was happy. his childhood had been spent in a nightmare that nobody wanted to see. his parents, always screaming and testing those trials that said that they should be here. they were at each other's throats so often it made him seem like he was a joke. and, eventually, he witnessed the dealing of a unanimous vote of guilty, as he hid under that bed of his, watching the fall of his mother.
and only moments after that, he heard the thump of his father.
the jury had trialed him once, but that hadn't done enough.
