Finished Folds (281—300)
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5The picture froze. The simulation had ended. "Was that it?" I cried, backing towards the other side of the room. I would have never considered killing myself in real life.
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3, passing all manners of old skulls and carcasses until eventually they stumbled upon an old ruin. "Hey, this is new" Professor Newton told him. Like he didn't know that already.
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5cry, throwing handfuls of lego bricks across the room. Their brains were completely fried after the accident. I still played along though, acting as a human lego man and walking
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2out of wood from the jungle trees. "Oh no, they found me" I thought, sweating as a man from the sub entered the building wielding a spear. "So you're this story's narrator" the man
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3, "lookie 'ere". He swiped the rusting padlock with his cane and sure enough it came off. "Thank you stranger!" Just as he was about to enter the gate the man pinned him against
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2to you?" She pointed to the sign clearly stating. I sighed. I needed each and every one of those twelve items, which one was I supposed to get rid of? My fairy godmother appeared,
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2got up and hopped over to the kettle. Robert Plant watched him as he poured the powder and the hot water in to the cup. "How is that even possible? We don't have any bones or
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3then." He quietly left the room. "Why am I running?" he asked himself. Then he realised: the story was ending. He made a straight dash away from the oncoming darkness descending u-
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4He raised it up at me. "Woah woah woah!" I cried. I had no idea he was delusional. He held his crowbar with the most immense anger. I attempted to calm him, holding out my arms
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4BOOM! The robot clattered to the ground as Sally gave it a hard kick. "It's a good thing I took those karate lessons" said Sally, eyeing the dead robot. Her dolls were gone.
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5The girl rested her head on my lap. I could feel her warmth tickle me as I stroked her hair. Everything was perfect. The way she was, the way we were. Though things were not the
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2"Revision makes your brain explode" said Tommy, telling fibs to the children once again. He was on the verge of quitting his daytime job as a primary school teacher as everything
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5The pen snapped in my hand and the ink spilled everywhere. "What have you done?" cried the teacher, as the room began to fill with the black ink. There was only one thing for it:
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2Someone had to go. The hot air balloon was going to land in the volcano unless they did something quick. "I nominate John" said Michael, looking over the bubbling edge. "Hey,
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2"This is a story. A story about fish. The end." Susan was never very good at folding stories. She tried so hard to be like the others, but never succeeded. It was only when
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4"Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the fire arena!" said the host, grinning at the contestants. There were old and young, some as young as five and some as old as sixty-five.
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5"Fiddlesticks!" said Bob, reaching for the medical kit. He had just slammed a nail into the palm of his hand while trying to do 'his own handiwork' as Susan had suggested.
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5and there were no cars to be seen on the road. "Why am I such an idiot?" Dale murmered, sweeping a kick at the dead car. Neil was walking up the road to see if he could see anyone
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5know any piggies in ze neighbourhood. How dare you accuse me of piggy eating. You guys must be those racist copz." The Wolf snickered and look at them daringly. "I guess I might
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4. "Um, you must have got the wrong address," he quickly spoke, slowly closing the door. The gold-plated cyborg smashed through the wall, leaving a cyborg-shaped hole. "Noo!"