E.N.D (On Hold)

“What happens when the creatures in the movies are no longer just imagination?” The nurse asked, skittish at the sight in front of her. She hated the smell of blood. The doctor on the other hand, just smiled. “Science, my dear… We get science and progress.” -- When the 'Human Reactivation Team' had picked a random body from a random morgue to test their cure for death, Elijah Rilind became a household name. His death had made him a celebrity. He was the first ever zombie created, contained, and displayed like a rare animal species in the zoo. He was just that rare and special. Everyone flocked to see him in great numbers and they all took turns pointing, laughing, and making the obvious "brain and bath salt" jokes. This was the problem; people automatically assumed he was exactly like the zombies they loved to watch on TV and read about in books: slow and dim, hungry for brains, and that they had the perfect plan to survive if he ever got out... if the virus started to spread. Everyone was wrong. Containment didn't work. How many lives were ruined for that mistake?
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very well-written beginning. great depiction of how we take the little things for granted until they are gone, with a nice ending that leads to the next part.
I like how you set up the opening and given an image of where Zelda is at before getting into the story right away. Moving onto the next chapter.:D
I love the theme of the story and I like how the way ypu wrote this chapter. Interesting start, indeed. Very well written chapter :)
@AvengedHero Very good start :D very well written and very hooking :) I will definitely be reading more :) voted and its going on my reading list :)
Really good start, you had good descriptions and it flowed really easily, made me want to read more, which i'm going to do c:


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Name K.J Reed
Location Pennsylvania
Birthday Sep 25
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