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sexta-feira.

Após a reunião de pais e alunos daquela noite, Clara não conseguiu rejeitar os olhares que Francisco lhe dava, completamente ansioso e nervoso. Ainda se recordava do episódio em que ele a havia atraído para um buraco jurando ter visto um coelho com relógio de bolso alertando-os sobre o atraso para o chá... Que chá? Que coelho? Por mais que aquilo fosse, logicamente, toda a imaginaç��o fértil de uma criança, a loira só conseguiu se perturbar mais ainda com o pensamento naquele restante de sexta-feira. E sem perceber, caminhou para fora da escola completamente sem rumo de volta ao jardim, onde se deparou com o mesmo buraco e, instantes depois, se viu caindo no mesmo. E tudo ficou turvo demais.

Clarissa sentiu um enjoo forte ao ver todas as cores, cheiros e situações diferentes. O vestido que usava anteriormente em Storybrooke agora estava em um tom tão escuro, feio e morto que ela sequer parecia ela. Os cabelos loiros estavam gelados como num dia de inverno, assim como seu nariz, boca, bochechas e, bem, todo o corpo, mas não porque estava frio: ela estava apavorada e correu até bater forte contra uma porta vermelha e robusta, que abriu com o simples toque e fez com que ela caísse do outro lado. Conseguia ver todo aquele ambiente que nunca vira na vida antes completamente arruinado, ao mesmo tempo em que era mítico como se tivesse saído de um dos livros que se divertia lendo com seus alunos.

Algo muito ruim parecia ter acontecido ali, e ela caminhou por toda a noite ofegante, precisando apertar os olhos e falar em voz alta, gritar desesperada, para ter certeza de que tudo aquilo não era real. Mas era, e cada vez mais perturbador. Sentiu o estômago embrulhar diversas vezes e perdeu a conta de quantas vezes precisou se recuar em uma árvore viva para se recompor, toda decorada de símbolos de cartas que eram assustadores e não admiradores. Os ruídos que as plantas faziam eram absurdos, e foi imersa naquela loucura da natureza viva que acabou apagando, exausta de tanto correr sem rumo.

sábado e domingo.

Quando acordou, não estava no mesmo lugar, e aquilo a apavorou novamente. Sentia estar completamente fora de si, precisando se olhar no reflexo da água para ter certeza de que ela era mesma... Mas a água era vermelha como sangue, e nada conseguia refletir, e quando refletia, sempre tinha a sensação terrível de que grandes asas estavam penduradas em suas costas. Rodou no lugar tantas vezes para garantir que nada havia nas costas que caiu uma, duas, quatro vezes. É claro que nada encontrou, e ainda assim, estava no lugar irreal, onde criaturas desesperadas corriam de um lado para o outro gritando sobre o fim dos chás.

Seu estômago estava doendo de fome, e sentia que qualquer coisa que colocasse na boca voltaria com a mesma rapidez que entrasse. Quando finalmente se deu conta de que falavam de chás, teve a brilhante ideia de falar com as cartas de baralho em tamanho real que gritavam para todos os lados junto de baixinhos gorduchos que pareciam ter a mesma face: Alguém viu o coelho?, foi o que perguntou várias vezes, e em algumas delas, sentiu que estava sendo muitíssimo xingada pelos seres, mas não conseguia compreender uma palavra.

Depois de correr para os lados e ver ao longe duas ruínas opostas de um castelo branco, tão distante que mal conseguia ter certeza de que era um castelo de verdade, e outro vermelho destruídos, sentou-se sobre a grama verde e chorou como se não houvesse outro dia. O que estava acontecendo? Será que Francisco colocara algo nos cupcakes da reunião? Ele era uma criança! Não era possível! Aquilo parecia familiar demais, como se já estivesse naquele ambiente, mas Clarissa estava devastada. Nada fazia sentido, nada a compreendia, e nem mesmo os baralhos furiosos conseguiam lhe prestar um xingo decente.

Sentia que o ar escapava dos pulmões com frequência em um surto de pavor, até que eles apareceram. Philip e Gwendolyn Mayfield apareceram com suas camisas de viagens e um boné de lembrança de algum lugar, amparando a filha de uma forma um tanto estranha, e a coisa mais lógica que Clarissa fez com suas mãos machucadas e os joelhos ralados foi ir até eles — mal ela sabia que aquilo era tudo obra de Wonderland e seu território devastado. Se jogou nos braços dos pais que há tanto não via com um alívio extremo, mas a expressão preocupada deles não fez com que se sentisse melhor.

“Mãe? Pai! Vocês precisam sair daqui, e me levar junto. Eu morri? Onde estamos? Vocês morreram? Meu Deus, o que está acontecendo?” Perguntou enquanto os sacudia, desesperada.

“Ah, floquinho... Nós sabíamos que esse dia chegaria, mas não está acontecendo da maneira certa. Você errou o caminho.” A voz suave e aveludada do pai, como sempre fora, saiu.

“Pensávamos que quando conseguissem salvar vocês, você entenderia as coisas. Até mesmo nós conseguimos criar uma afeição por você.” Os dedos delicados da mãe traçaram o rosto da professora de geografia, que parecia estar prestes a virar um pingo de luz de tão inferior que se sentia.

“Do que vocês estão falando? O que está acontecendo? Tem cartas falantes! Por todos os lados!” Perguntou, furiosa. “Eu quero ir embora.”

“É só voltar pelo mesmo caminho. Por que você chegou até aqui?” O pai indagou, tirando do bolso uma mexerica que começou a descascar, oferecendo a ela um gomo que foi visto com aceito com tanta raiva que logo foi jogado para o lado. “Você se machucou muito.” Continuou o homem na tranquilidade enquanto seu rosto desaparecia devagar.

“Pa-papai...” Gaguejou ao vê-lo como um borrão, apenas nas feições.

“Querida, nós nunca estivemos aqui. Fomos fruto da sua imaginação, e adoramos viver isso com você. Mas a maldição já acabou até aqui. Perdemos nossa função. Você não se lembra de como nasceu?” A mãe ergueu um dente-de-leão tão brilhante que parecia estar banhado de brilho, que foi pegado por Clarissa e logo umedecido. Ela sequer percebia que continuava chorando sem parar. “É hora de nos esquecer de vez. Você já sabia que isso estava acontecendo. Nossa última participação vai ser em te levar para fora. Ainda existem forças tentando consertar tudo. Você devia falar com Mirana, e Edward. Ou pelos outros nomes.” A mulher finalizou enquanto seu olhar se dissipava no ar esfumaçado.

“O QUE ESTÁ ACONTECENDO?” Clarissa empurrou dos pulmões uma última vez, recebendo uma única imagem dos pais, que também seria a última.

“Vamos, senhorita Winkle. Vamos te levar pra casa.” O homem, que sequer tinha nome para Clarissa mais, falou uma última vez.

Tudo pareceu um borrão novamente, e ela se viu andando completamente perdida, seguida de duas sombras que existiam apenas em sua mente. A boca estava seca e todo o corpo doía, pior que um dia inteiro de gincana escolar. A garganta estava fechada enquanto ela tinha certeza absoluta de que estava louca, completamente maluca, em um mundo onde tudo era terrível demais. E também havia sido ali onde Periwinkle se afundou antes da maldição cair de vez, o que a havia levado de volta para o mesmo lugar.

Não se lembrou de mais nada, e sequer percebeu que dois dias haviam se passado.

segunda-feira.

Quando Clarissa acordou novamente, estava diante da porta vermelha. Se recordava com um aperto enorme no peito das duas pessoas que eram completos estranhos, e não pensou antes de correr para longe dos baralhos berradores e do mundo que ardia em chamas. Apenas correu como se não houvesse outro dia e, de repente...

Estava em Storybrooke. Olhando para o buraco, estática. A testa estava franzida e sentia um grande cansaço no corpo. Os joelhos ardiam, as palmas estavam feridas e as costas pesavam como se tivesse carregado algo por dias.

Bom, Chico estava enganado. Aquele era apenas um buraco vazio que dava arrepios, de fato, mas não havia nada demais. Ela havia ficado tempo demais ali, apenas encarando, que havia imaginado coisas, inclusive que esquecera de seus pais. Tinha certeza de que era café demais para uma noite cansativa, exceto pelo fato de que era de dia. O que? Clara se levantou rapidamente, olhando para os lados perdida, enquanto um jardineiro a encarava agarrado à enxada.

“Bom dia, senhorita Mayfield. Esqueceu algo do passeio de semana passada? Já encontrei três garrafinhas de água das crianças e uma lancheira cor de rosa. Precisamos procurar por algo mais?” O rapaz perguntou, embora estivesse um tanto aflito com aquela cena. Clarissa tropeçou para trás, deixando o homem falando sozinho enquanto ia para fora daquele lugar.

Deparou-se com a bolsa e seus pertences, puxando tudo com muita força, e quanto olhou para o alto, viu um rapaz com um sorriso muitíssimo gentil, usando a camiseta de uma tal de Buts Dans La Vie, o que ela não fazia ideia do que se tratava, aproximando-se.

“Oi! Clara, certo?” Ele estendeu a mão, pegando na dela antes mesmo que ela pudesse oferecer. “Recebemos uma ligação de seu amigo, Caleb, reportando seu sumiço. Fico muito feliz em ter te encontrado. Quer me acompanhar? Posso te explicar sobre o nosso serviço, e nosso chefe, Gerard, disse que te conhece. Não precisa ter medo de nada.” Tagarelou tão convincente que Clara sequer negou a ajuda, olhando para o papel que ele entregava, sentindo os olhos arderem muito na tentativa de leitura.

“Sumiço? Eu acabei de chegar aqui... Acho que cochilei perto do buraco. Não foi nada demais. Hoje é sábado. De manhã.” Começou, sentindo que o toque do homem praticamente despertava alguns sentidos e praticamente apagava tudo o que sabia de antes, sobre Francisco, o buraco e a escola. Como se nunca tivesse acontecido.

“Hoje é segunda-feira, Clara. Podemos conversar em outro lugar. Caleb está te esperando na Buts Dans La Vie.” Apontou para o bordado na camisa e, novamente, falou com tanta garantia que ela assentiu e foi embora, olhando uma única vez para o jardineiro que tampava o buraco com urgência... E ela não fazia ideia de que buraco era aquele.

Naquele instante, pensou em telefonar a seus pais para avisar que estava bem. Se havia sumido, e acreditava que tinha mesmo sumido, mesmo que ainda estivesse confusa, eles sabiam também. Não queria preocupá-los. O problema era que ela não se lembrava deles nem um pouco. E sequer tinha certeza de que tinha pais naquele momento.

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The Children of Israel or Jews as some call them were chosen by Allah; G'd, to deliver His message to all the people, they were not chosen by G'd to be the one special people above all other people on earth, Allah has no partners or associates. They failed to follow the command of Allah through their Prophet Moses, Moses was successful but most of the following went astray. The same mission was then placed upon Prophet Muhammad 610 AD, to call the people back to their original G'd given human nature.

Allah made a covenant with the Children of Israel, when they broke the covenant Allah gave that same covenant to Prophet Muhammad, that same covenant is upon us Muslims today. Praise be to Allah.

Isaac and Ismail are from the same Father, Ibrahim, Isaac, the father of Israel was the first leader of the Children of Israel; the 12 tribes. Ismail was the beginning of the Muslim movement, finalized with Prophet Muhammad, Allahs Messenger, The last Prophet of Allah to mankind.

All Prophets and Messengers, and Holy Books, are from One Source, Allah, The One and Only G'd.

See Qur'an, 2:40-86SUPPORTS YOU CAN'T SEE

And God says, "Look at the heavenly bodies." Both Scriptures point us to the heavens, for us to observe the wisdom for a higher order of human life on this planet earth. God says, "Observe the bodies that you see in the sky and how they appear to be supported with no props or supports under them that you can see."

What is that saying to us? It is saying that not only your life but the existence of the material universe is existence upon powers that you can't see. The sun you can't see what is holding it up. The moon you don't see what is holding it up there. You get a telescope and look at planets and material bodies or material mass bigger than ours.

Look at the planets, like Jupiter. You cannot see what is holding them up there. Science tells you of the trillions and trillions of tons not pounds in that mass. There it is hanging out there in space seemingly with no support holding it up.

That is pointed out to us to tell us to trust the God that designed this creation, trust the God that designed the Universe. Trust Him. You can't explain everything He did. Trust Him. He knows and you know not.

You look at what He has done and then come up with your own explanation for it. I know about universal gravity. That is what science tells us.

But when the farmer looks up there, he doesn't see any universal gravity. All he sees is big bodies up there and nothing is holding them up. So God's Lesson is going to stay, no matter what science says.

God gives us a Lesson that says, "Have faith in the Lord that designed this creation. The way it is designed is too big for your mind to grasp. Have faith in The One that designed it and don't doubt.

Imam W.D. Mohammed (raa)https://www.instagram.com/p/CC33dRXJ2BT/?igshid=1vwaofkitf11chttps://www.facebook.com/masjidmuhammedjacksonvillefl/videos/327046542021423/Marriage is not easy. It can be difficult. It can also be amazing and beautiful. Your partner is not perfect. Neither are you. So why demand perfection? The grass is not always greener on the other side. Today, let us pray for all those marriages which are causing heartache and may Allah protect, bless and guide us all. AmeenMarriage is not easy. It can be difficult. It can also be amazing and beautiful. Your partner is not perfect. Neither are you. So why demand perfection? The grass is not always greener on the other side. Today, let us pray for all those marriages which are causing heartache and may Allah protect, bless and guide us all. Ameen"America, The Modern Sodom and Gomorrah"

If your eyes are open, and you look around us today, you can't help but notice that America has the wrath of God on it, and it may very well be because those who are religious leaders in this society have abandoned their duties and responsibilities in leading the masses of society in the moral direction set by G'd The Almighty.

The religious leadership is getting weaker and weaker by the day. A good example of how weak they have become - There once was a time when homosexuality was taboo in this society and throughout the world, in one time or another. If you look around us today you'll see that it's just about accepted not only among the masses, but even among some clergy. If you ask the clergy what their views are on this subject, many will tell you that homosexuals deserve rights that everyone else has, or they may say that they don't see homosexuality as a serious problem facing America today.

Dear people, when the religious role models in this society can't see that all problems stem from a spiritual problem, we're in trouble! When those who do see it as a problem are too weak to address the issues that their religious scripture draws out as a clear abomination, then there's no leadership for those right minded people. Some religious leaders will admit that homosexuality is unnatural, but they'll say it only behind closed doors, because they're too afraid to address the issue for fear of the consequences, what ever they may be. This is terrible because this shows that they have no faith in the All-Powerful, Almighty G'd, Who no one is a match for. There are homosexuals preaching in the church in some cities across the country. Even our politicians are supporting homosexuals because they want their votes.

Homosexuality is slowly being accepted as a natural way of life because the religious leaders have failed to prove otherwise.

By now you have noticed that we have yet to use the term most commonly used today, gay -- This term came from the same sociologists in this society who determine and define what's sane and what's insane in America -- many who are themselves homosexuals.

IS HOMOSEXUALITY A CREATION OF G'D?

Almighty G'd has shown us in the Bible, the Torah and the Qur'an that homosexuality is an abomination. So how did they get people to accept what G'd has made forbidden? They suppressed G'd's word and changed the terms homosexual and pervert to a term that people already naturally accepted as a happy word, and so the term gay was used for homosexuals. It's easier to say gay rights than to say pervert rights. This is very clever of those so-called students of human behavior, who because of their knowledge and wealth and hunger for power strayed from the path of G'd and became enemies to G'd and humanity. They have piggybacked on the struggle of civil rights and minorities and have gained a following, but no matter what they do they can never change what G'd has made natural.Book #3 WDM p.18 of 86

Allah judges

Allah knows their value. we can’t judge that. We may take a brother who drinks and sit him over there with the corrupt, and that brother who drinks may be in heaven a little higher than us when are resurrected. We don’t know. Maybe the drinking that you did with Islamic science was bigger, made you a bigger drunk than he is. So we don’t know. So it is hard for us to do that. But sometimes I would like to see a good situation where all the corrupt, I know they are over there. I would be free, more relaxed to talk over here. When I talk over there I’d have something for them to say. It would be more relaxed for me to address them knowing that they are over there. But we can’t do that.

So now, what do we have to see, first? That Al Islam is a Religion that focuses the light on man and shows him firstly, principally, as a social creature; that G-d intended for him to be a social creature; not to be satisfied being an island, or on an island all to himself; that he must mate and become a bigger social unit; family, tribes, and then until you embrace the whole community of man on this earth and see yourself as a member in one family, with all people. So man is a social creature.

Qur’an gives social inspiration

Man is a social creature and the spirit of the Qur’an is, what? The spirit of the Qur’an is social inspiration. It feeds our social aspirations. This word social is bigger than we think it is. By social we don’t mean just associating with each other, physically, but our dependency on each other as members of a world society. We want to keep the focus on the Muslim community right now. As members of the Muslim community, our dependency on each other brings us together and our love for each other brings us together. So here we have a love for each other that brings us

Book #3 WDM p.19 of 86 together, and a dependency on each other that brings us together.

Pretty soon we find that the teacher of the school has to be tied up full time in doing that. But there is also a need to have business growing in the community. So there is a business person feeding business.

The social context in terms of people keeps expanding with growth, and as it grows there is more demand for more things to take care of the needs of its growing people. He can have the regulation of the home in the parent. He can have the regulation of the family in the parent. He can have the regulation of the morals in the parent, the discipline, the laws that discipline the family can be in the parent, everything. Everything can be in the parents.

That’s a small unit and he can manage that. But when it extends and involves hundreds of families, he can’t manage that. If there is nobody but him and his family, he can go out, take his sons out with him, children with him, go out and plow the field, and regulate his own food. He doesn’t need anybody to regulate the economy for him. He can handle that. But when they multiply in a social unit, it’s the social unit that is getting bigger. The social unit gets bigger and brings in demands for industry, for more sophisticated government, more complex government ideas, and everything else we can think of. There is not one other single influence responsible for the growth and development of society, other than the social principle, or the social influence.

Now, go back to the sun as a symbol. The sun, I said earlier that it’s the principle behind all the changes in the weather, the growth and everything, didn’t I? So here you have, now, me saying that the social interest, the social principle, is the influence behind all the other growth and possibilities.

Can’t we then say that the sun is also a symbol of man as a social unit, the Khalifa is male and female, and the purpose of male and female is to have generations? That’s the social principle. So the Khalifa is the social principle. He is the sun. He is the social principlTHE ROBE

Lost Knowledge

Now, let’s continue here. What is the robe symbolic of? Do you recall? Symbolic of the way you use the knowledge, the dress, symbolic of the way you use the knowledge. The sheet is the knowledge, the pages, the script.Remember now, when Jesus was crucified, he lost his robe and they gambled to see who would possess his robe. Now if you understand the meaning of robe, then you should understand that this world doesn’t have the true knowledge, the true use of the knowledge that Jesus gave them.

The knowledge was lost from Jesus’ body and it fell in the hands of crooked sinners. They gambled for it. Not only that, the silver cup, the special cup, it was lost too. Which tells us not only the proper use of the knowledge was lost, but also the moral cleanliness was lost from the religion.Silver chalice I think they call it. Is that what they call it? I think it is called Silver chalice. It was lost from Christianity. So how would they explain this? Ask the preacher next Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. Ask him. Say preacher; please tell me what it means in Christianity when they say that they lost the Silver chalice, the silver cup. Ask the preacher, how they can have the shroud of Jesus, in this city that is called Turin.

When the Bible says that his robe fell into the hands of sinners and they gambled to see who would possess it. So how can they have his robe there? If they have it, sinners gave it to them and if the sinners gave it up, it wasn’t fit to wear. That’s right. That robe wasn’t fit to wear. After it fell into the hands of sinners, who would want to wear it?

What is sweeter than honey?

Let’s continue now, it says he gave them another riddle. And this riddle is: “What is sweeter than honey?” And “What is stronger than a lion?”So he gave two riddles. In fact four parts to it.Second one is, “What is sweeter than honey?What is stronger than a lion?” All right. You know honey means the beauty of pure scripture. How do we know this? We know it because in the Qur’an this word is used. Honey is a good word for scripture. The honey is the essence of the flower and flowers are symbolic of beautiful culture.What is sweeter than the beauty that G-d offers you? What is sweeter than the sweetness that you find in G-d’s pure scripture? That’s what he’s telling them. And what is stronger than a lion? What he’s telling them is that, the east has honey.

They have the beauty of G-d’s revelation. And you have the strength of a lion. I’ve got something that makes you stronger, and I’ve got something to give you to make your doctrine sweeter than their honey.You see this thing? Yes, it’s plain. So he gave them, the Gentile world, the doctrine of love, the love of Christ that was sweeter than the moral and spiritual teachings to weak people, than the pure teachings of the Prophet. It’s sweeter to them … that G-d loves you sinners so much, that he gave his only begotten son, that he should be scorned, mocked, spat on, tortured, crucified, and die and be buried for your sins. Oh that’s sweet to ignorant weak people, sweeter than the truth of G-d’s scripture. So he said what is sweeter than honey? This lie I am going to give you is sweeter than the pure honey of Scripture that the east has.

Cheated Samson out of his heifer

And what is stronger than a lion? This subtle psychology…. (indiscernible) and he himself was going to destroy the Philistines. They have cheated him out of his heifer; I am talking about right now!The Christian Church that he thought would be his heifer betrayed him. Say oh, you can have business, you can have media, you can have this, but you are not going to run our churches. The Gentile doesn’t want any Jews over their churches. If you want to have something, you can have Peter. Go and tutor the Pope in secrecy. He’ll accept it. But these ordinary Gentiles are not going to accept that no Jew rule over them.So you mean to tell me you are not going to give me my heifer? So why don’t you, can’t you all do it through me, can’t you all carry out my orders?No we can’t do it. They are not going to listen to it. Well very good. Well then can I tell you what kind of doctrine you should give to the masses that won’t follow Peter?Yes it’s okay. All right. I’m going to make bread again. I’m going to get on a wheel. I’m going to make Marxism. I’m going to make Communism.I’m going to make the Age of Reason. I’m going to exalt logic. I’ll give them some new flour, is that okay? Well that’s okay. As long as you don’t take over the church. No, I won’t bother the church. Okay. Go on to the wheel again. It’s okay.

Bring society down on me and them

Now listen. After all that he still was not satisfied. Is that right? Yeah look at the story now, remember, he still is not satisfied. So he said, “I am blind, but I got something that they don’t know I’ve got. I got special power, in my arms.” “All I want to do is just have somebody show me to the pillars of the foundation of their society. And if I just can get to the two pillars that hold up the structure of their society, I’m going to bring it down on me and them.”So Samson goes and stands between the two pillars with the help of a little boy. He couldn’t see but he used the help of a little boy. What is the help of that little boy? Psychology. Psychology.

Don’t think it’s another person; he’s not even a person. Persons carry it out, but he’s a knowledge body. Then he goes and he used a little boy, psychology. Don’t human beings use psychology before they use intelligence?That’s why in psychology in this particular context it’s called a little boy. Your little children, before they are able to compete with you on an intelligence plane, they already using psychology on you. So psychology is an early development in the human being. That’s why the Jahcubite’s cousin, Fard Muhammad said Yakub conceived his idea at the age 6, as a little boy, a psychology. He’ll be surprised to know that I know that. I hope he gets this. I understand that he’s back home now. So he’ll get this message, Insha ‘Allah. Now, let me continue. With the help of psychology, he finds his way to the foundations of the new society. And when he gets to the foundation, what does he do? He forms a cross of himself and he begins pressing with all his might. That’s what the Scripture says. Said he pressed with all his might, with all his strength on the pillars, forming of himself a cross. What does this mean? This is more than Trinitarianism, this is the psychology of the mentality that Trinitarianism has produced.

Weaknesses in the mentality that trinitarianism has produced

He has now learned that there are certain weaknesses in the mentality that Trinitarianism has produced. And he knows that he can appeal to their emotions, and he can push in two directions at the same time.He didn’t pull the pillars, he pushed. He can push in opposite directions at the same time. Make one people give in to emotions, and the other people give in to logic. Push them. So that some will become highly emotional and some will become highly logical.And in doing this the logic will act against the emotions, and emotions will act against the logic. The emotional makeup will kill the logic, the logic will offend the emotions, the society will be divided against itself and the pillars will fall. Don’t you know that’s a strategy that is used in this Society? Whenever the hidden evil in the structure is about to be exposed they began firing the society with emotion, sentiment, flower children, love for everybody, crazy kind of sentimentality and emotionalism. They fire it up and build up strong emotions, this is depressing. Now when he does it it’s going to drop the whole thing. If he can be successful and bring in the sentimental and emotional elements against the logic, it’s going to destroy the whole thing.But look, he will certainly, he will be killed, as a knowledge body. He was already blind wasn’t he? What the hell has he lost? Nothing. Once he brings it down, he would start up all over again. Do, ra, mi, fa, sol, la, ti.

By the Grace of G-d, through IWDM, America was not destroyedJust in a few years that have passed us dear people, that scheme has tried to destroy America. But by the grace of G-d, through me, America was not destroyed. Why do I say through me? Because I was the only one that came out when the trend was to go in the form of the cross. When the trend was to become emotional, highly emotional and give one side to dry logic, I came up in the middle of that action and said there is a scheme going on, there is a trick going on.This whole thing is designed to fire up your sentiments, your emotions and topple the society. Somebody must have heard me and believed others who had been talking before I started, and all of it came together to save America. Yes.

See they didn’t believe others who were saying, there is a scheme, there is a hidden scheme. But when I began to speak, they say look, now we know this boy, we’ve been watching this boy since his father raised him up. We know that this boy is not a tool of outside influence. So if he says these things that ring a bell, where did he get it from? We believe maybe G-d is inspiring Wallace D. Mohammed. So they went back to the desk. And they begin to pull out things from the old file and they studied history all over again. And they said that Wallace D. Mohammed is an inspired man, he sees something. And what he is saying is what we’ve heard before. It might be something to it. How else could he get it?

Simple Simon met a pie man on the way to the square

Say oh no, let’s check this thing. Let’s check this thing. Said I’m sorry, you can’t get sixpence today, only one. Sorry, we aren’t buying pies today. We’re buying cakes. You heard that old story of Simple Simon … Simple Simon met a pie man on the way to the square. I think it goes,” … said Simple Simon to the pie man, would you have a sixpence to spare?” And I think he said, “If I was selling sixpence, I wouldn’t be selling pies!” Well, that’s another one of the conspirators’ riddles. And I will tell you what it means. Sixpence means the knowledge behind the scheme. It’s said the man was made on the 6th day. The sixpence is the knowledge behind the scheme. Simon was given seven (7), not six (6). He couldn’t see 6, six (6) was ruling seven (7). But he wanted the six (6).What is the secret in this? Will you tell me please, Mr. Pie man? You know what Pi is? 3.1416, I think it is. It’s a formula for finding the circumference of the earth. It’s a formula for world dominance. Now I’m not saying anything that I didn’t want to say, I know it’s a formula for finding the circumference of a circle. It’s a formula for world dominance.

If I was selling my own secrets you think I’d be selling pies And Peter, the Catholic Church wanted it. But the conspirator wouldn’t give it to them. Said if I was selling my own secrets you think I’d be selling pies? You think I’d be telling you how to get the world, if I was selling the secret to how to get it.I’ll just tell you how to get it; I’m not going to tell you my secret. You get it from me. Yes. All Peter got was some magic beans; he did manage to get those didn’t he? You remember that riddle? Nursery rhyme, whatever you want to call it. Jack and the beanstalk. Yeah. He had Jack, which is nothing again but Peter, or the Western society. Pardon me, I shouldn’t say Peter, not Peter, Jack is not the Catholic Church, it’s the Western society, Protestant society. Catholic Church headquarters is in Rome. This is typical American. Jack is talking about typical America. That’s why we call each other Jack. You know, hey jack, what’s happening Jack?

Yes, so, it was Peter, the Pope who asked them for his sixpence. But Jack, the American Christian society, they asked for magic beans. Well really they didn’t know what to ask for. All they wanted was really to be rescued, because their cow had got so lean, it was about to die.Everything was going bad. And they wanted to know how to bring back life. How can my cows get fat again? How can the society thrive again?So, while they were (wandering) wondering, this funny looking thing jumped out in the road. And he made himself visible and he said, “Magic beans want to buy some magic beans, like to buy some magic beans?” And Jack agreed to give his cow up for the magic beans. I’m showing you that this is not only in Scripture. If it is only in Scripture that means that what I’m talking about may not be existing in the world today. Or maybe it was just a story that was only in Scripture, maybe it was just fiction. But if it’s in the world too, we should listen.

What do the magic beans represent?

Now. Says this little funny thing, man, jumped out, and he talked Jack into giving up his cow for these magic beans. Right. Some of you remember it. He went away with his cow. What do the magic beans represent? A way to, again, to the secret knowledge in Christian religion. A way to the secret knowledge in Christian religion.And dumb Protestant society gave up their lean cow for this heavenly knowledge. What is the lean cow? The lean cow represents what they had before. What did they have before? They had rational growth. The Protestant movement began with an interest in rational growth. Is that right? Yes.

Our knowledge is weak, our cow is lean

They wanted to pursue knowledge. The Catholic Church had suppressed enlightenment, had suppressed education. The people weren’t allowed to learn. The masses couldn’t learn and educate themselves. So a thirst for knowledge came with Martin Luther. Right. And they began to want knowledge to develop their minds.Here comes Jake, Jack pardon me, feeling himself desperately in need of help. We have the interest in rational development of our society, but our knowledge is weak, our cow is lean. We haven’t yet produced anything. We need help. Who would help us?Oh Lord Jesus, help us. We got this logic. But Rome is powerful. We got this logic and Rome is powerful. G-d help us please! Ding, ding. Jahcubite conspirator. I will help you! Would you like to have some magic beans? If I give you my magic beans you’ll have to give me your lean cow. In effect he was saying the same thing that Samson said. I’m going to give you a new world, but you’re going to have to give me the one that you got now. And if you give him the one you got now, when it becomes fat, who does it belong to? Belong to him. He got it. He got it in exchange for the magic beans.

Over the heavenly kingdom was a mean old giant

So he (Jack) went home and planted. Went home and he didn’t know the value of them right? But I think accidentally one fell into the ground right? The thing grew up and it went up, up, up. He saw it going up past his window, he ran out and jumped on it, and the thing took him up into heaven. (It) took him up on the plane of clouds, into a castle that was in the clouds. Right. Yes.There he found a nice old woman that befriended him. But over that heavenly kingdom was a mean old giant. That right? Yes. He said fee, fi, fo, fom, I smell the blood of an Englishman, be he live or be he dead; I’ll grind his bones with my bread. With my bread. Remember bread is of two kinds. Leaven and unleavened. I’ll grind his bones with my bread.So, he managed to escape with the help of this woman up there, old woman who was nice. He managed to escape. Who is the old woman who was nice? Means people in the religious knowledge of the secrets of religion that weren’t corrupt. Didn’t have no evil designs on the world like the conspirators. They shared with him after he got up there. They shared with him some knowledge. Helped him to get the golden knowledge down from heaven.

The Golden knowledge it came from the hen right? The hen who laid golden eggs. But the hen couldn’t lay any golden eggs without music playing. When music played the hen would lay the eggs. The music stopped, the hen stop laying the golden eggs. Which means that the wisdom is tied to music? Do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do. Do, ra, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do. Now when he got the musical scheme, he came back down with the hen and the music harp plus the knowledge, and he tied them together, then he had wisdom.He had wisdom to bring back down with the hen, and the music harp right, according to the story. From heaven, he brought back with him, they don’t say heaven, but it is the heaven of religious symbolism — Biblical symbolism. He came back down with the music maker and with the egg layer. You needed both in order to get the wisdom. The golden egg means wisdom. All right.

Giant’s fall from heaven left a big hole in the earth

The giant fell from heaven. Is that right? He was so big and heavy that when he fell he knocked a big hole in the earth, left there a big hole in the earth. The giant was finished. Who was finished? Who is the big giant that was finished? The people in the secret religion. The Pope.The Pope and certain others that I don’t care to name right now, that hoard the secrets of religion. When the Protestant was given the secret way to get it, and when Protestant leadership got it, got their share. Don’t think they got all, they got their share. Catholic got his share yes. Protestant got their share. The conspirators got the whole share.When they got it, the position of superiority of them over American Christian leadership fell. When it fell, it knocked a big hole in the ground. What is that symbolic of? Actually they were not spiritual people, they were material people.And when they fell a big part of the material that they had before was taken out. So much of the material wealth that was under Catholicism, and under other secret conspirators in religion, fell to Jack, to the American Christian Society. Is that right? Yes.Then they began to rise. But they only had magic beans. Magic beans is not knowledge. Magic. The only way you can get it is through magic. You have to have the knowledge of the magic to know how to work them. And, they were secret, so only a few of the Jack people can have them.

Jack: the American Christian society

Let me quickly tell you what Jack represents in the American Christian Society. It represents the intelligent leadership, Jack represents the intelligent leadership. Now Jack is not as long as Jacob. So their knowledge is shorter than Jacob, you see?Jack is a derivative of the word Jacob. Jacob is the origin, Jack is a derivative, derived from Jacob. So Jack is just a short …. they don’t have Jacob that’s long. But they do have enough to enable them to keep this same rhythm going.Rotating events, with a seven note scale, or is it eight. Yes, an eight note scale that goes to seven, and comes back to where it started. Right? Do, ra, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do, come back to where it started. So they were given knowledge of how to keep society going through these changes, psychological changes.

So America unknowingly, has been going through these changes. Look at the trends, one fad behind another. Pretty soon you are wearing what you wore 20 years ago. Right. Pretty soon you’re dancing the way you danced 20 years ago. You are talking the way you talked 20 years ago. You are thinking the way you thought 20 years ago.So they keep rotating. They have the Jahcubite scheme, but they have only that pie that Jahcubite wanted them to have. Jahcubite sell pies all over the world Jahcubite sell pies all over the world. Sold the Pope a pie. Sold Protestant America a pie. Sold Communists East a pie, called it the red pie. Yes, the red pie. I’m getting ready to let you go now.

What does the red represent? What do they mean red? You say passions? That’s to trick you. Yes,Red means passions in the other octave. It has been played. It’s another octave. It takes on another color, it takes on another dress. It don’t keep the same dress, it says I will sell you changes. You see?Yes, it meant passions in one place, but not passions in Communist Russia, although passions are involved. It means the social life. Red means the social life. What ties me together with my brother? Blood. Blood is red. See. So people, as a social group are tied together first by blood. And they call each other brother, you see. So that’s blood.Red stands for blood. What blood? Human blood. Human blood, according to the Bible, New Testament in particular, should combine with water, which is human spirit, symbolic of human spirit.

Bring the social life too

So people should be spiritual, as well as social, according to the New Testament teaching. You shouldn’t just be blood. Christ Jesus says, “I come not of water only, but of blood also.”What does this mean? It means that before him, the people were all spiritual, but were neglecting the social development of society, the development of the relationship of person-to-person, people to people, communities to communities.He came to bring the blood, means to bring the social life up too, with the spiritual life. This is in the Scripture.So now, if the East has become red, it means that they now have gone to another … see the world was spiritual, and then it became religious.Now they are trying to get it to become all red. No spirituality, take the spirituality out of it. Make it all red, that we are social group and we are born out of materialism, so material concepts should govern us. We shouldn’t have spiritualism in our life. Give up; give out the water, only the red.

Imam W.D. Mohammed (raa)

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A surge in coronavirus deaths in the United States has prompted the vast majority of governors to order their residents to stay home, but a small number of states are resisting increasingly urgent calls to shut down.The pressure on the holdouts in the Midwest and the South has mounted in recent days as fellow governors, public-health experts and even their own citizens urge them to adopt tougher measures that have been put in place across 41 states and Washington, D.C.Health experts warn that the coronavirus can easily exploit any gaps in a state-by-state patchwork of social distancing in the country, where the death toll climbed past 6,600 on Friday."I just don't understand why we're not doing that," Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's leading expert on infectious diseases, said on CNN. "We really should be."By Friday, nine states had yet to issue formal statewide stay-at-home orders. It is the most direct, stringent measure available, going beyond closing down restaurants and schools and instructing all residents to stay at home, except for necessities. In some of those states, cities and counties had stepped in to issue their own orders, leaving a patchwork of restrictions.The contrast is the starkest in five states -- Arkansas, Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota -- where there are no such orders in place, either in major cities or statewide. Another four had partial restrictions issued locally in certain cities or counties.In interviews and at news conferences this week, the governors in the holdout states defended their decision, saying that they had already taken strong steps -- closing schools, and shutting down or limiting many aspects of public life, including restaurants, bars, gyms, bowling alleys and movie theaters."I can't lock the state down," said Gov. Kim Reynolds of Iowa, which has recorded more than 600 confirmed cases and at least 11 deaths. "People also have to be responsible for themselves."For many conservative governors who believe strongly in small government and personal responsibility, the prospect of mandatory stay-at-home orders is anathema and they rejected what they called a catchall approach that could wreck their states' economies. Though governors issuing the orders elsewhere have spanned the political spectrum, with some Republican governors emerging as early and strong advocates, the remaining holdout states are all Republican-led.Gov. Doug Burgum of North Dakota said he was appealing to residents "who love liberty and freedom" to respect social-distancing rules. "It's important that we exercise individual responsibility," he said at a news conference. "By following these guidelines, we're literally saving lives."Some holdout governors have issued different levels of restrictions within their states. Iowa has adopted a point system to determine whether particular parts of the state should be ordered to shelter in place. In Nebraska, restaurants in more rural areas were still open for customers to eat-in -- as long as there were fewer than 10 at a time.Other states with partial restrictions in cities or counties, but no statewide orders, included Oklahoma, South Carolina, Utah and Wyoming.Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas had previously toughened social-distancing guidelines, but stopped short of calling the move a statewide stay-at-home order; on Friday, a spokesman clarified that Texas was indeed under a statewide mandate. Also Friday, the governors of Missouri and Alabama, who had previously resisted such a move, also issued stay-at-home orders."Some will naturally say, why did you wait so long?" Gov. Kay Ivey of Alabama said. "Others will say, why now?" She said she had sought balanced measures that "would look out for people's safety while keeping government from choking the life out of business and commerce."In many of the holdout states -- largely rural, with far fewer cases than the hardest hit regions like New York City -- residents said they were already social distancing, even without formal orders.Still, some feared the lack of clear instructions could leave dangerous gaps."If we don't get some clear directive from our governor, people will begin to rationalize reasons for getting together: 'It's not that bad. I see them anyway at the store,'" said Nancy DeBoer, a nurse in Brookings, South Dakota, home to South Dakota State University. "It's our governor's responsibility to show some leadership."Gov. Asa Hutchinson of Arkansas said in an interview that the typical stay-at-home order was a misleading "illusion" because it includes so many exemptions allowing people to go out in public, such as for groceries or exercise. He said Arkansas had taken "very aggressive measures," and said ordering people to stay at home would simply leave thousands jobless."If I signed it today, more than 700,000 people would get up and go to work tomorrow," he said, adding another 100,000 would be suddenly unemployed.The different approaches have created a rift between states, angering other governors and residents living under stricter orders just across state lines. A Tennessee congressman wrote the governor of Arkansas asking for a stay-at-home order so that the virus did not spread next door."What are you waiting for?" Gov. Gavin Newsom of California, who issued the first statewide order last month, told CNN when asked about governors who have not followed suit. "What more evidence do you need? If you think it's not going to happen to you, there are many proof points all across this country."People demanding tougher measures are barraging elected officials with phone calls and social-media messages.A doctor in Iowa and a registered nurse in South Dakota have started online petitions. In Nebraska, the Facebook page of Gov. Pete Ricketts is filled with commenters second-guessing his decision. "PLEASE issue a stay at home order!" one person wrote. "Very soon it is going to be too late!!""We've got people begging us," said Rod Sullivan, chair of the board of supervisors in Johnson County, Iowa, who said he had gotten calls at home and on his cellphone asking why he had not done more to keep people at home. Under state law, he said, such an order must come from the governor."It's hard to just tell them there's nothing we can do," he said.Many residents said they were taking precautions and social distancing anyway, organizing virtual Bingo games, taking children on "bear hunts" to see teddy bears positioned outside homes or in windows in the neighborhood and organizing car cruise nights, where residents pile in their cars and drive the local strip, waving at each other from a safe distance."You end up with some self-governance," said Michael Stepp, the owner of a tap room and coffee spot in O'Neill, Nebraska, who said he does not think a statewide order is needed because most residents, like himself, are largely staying home anyway."It's more a result of the general outlook and demeanor of Midwest people," he said. "Everybody wants to be helpful."For some residents, further restrictions seemed both daunting and unnecessary. Connie Wright is already working out of her home in Altoona, Iowa, coordinating insurance payments for a hospital system. Her gym is closed, so she cannot get out of the house to take Zumba classes and chat with friends she has made there.The only thing keeping her sane these days, it seems, is walking on the bike trail behind her house and seeing her grandchildren, who still come over to dance to Disney music and songs from the 1960s. She fears even those small comforts could go away if the governor gives in to what Wright sees as pressure from critics to issue a stay-at-home order."It would be depressing," said Wright, 51, who said she appreciated that the governor was showing faith in residents to do the right thing. "You might as well slap an ankle bracelet on me."A stretch of Interstate 40, which runs from downtown Memphis, Tennessee, across the Mississippi River into Arkansas, has come to illustrate the patchwork of rules restricting movement in the United States. On the Arkansas side of the river, where the governor has resisted a statewide mandate, some "nonessential" businesses remain open. On the Tennessee side, a stay-at-home order went into effect this week, closing stores.Now, the owner of a chain of clothing stores called Deep South, located on both sides of the Mississippi, is operating under two different sets of rules. The company's owner, Munther Awad, a 47-year-old immigrant from the Middle East, said he owns two stores in Arkansas, which are open, one in West Memphis and another in Little Rock. And he owns a third store in Memphis, which is now closed because of a local mandate last week."I feel like if you would have just went ahead and put the whole nation at the same time on a lockdown, we could have got some control over it," said Lavanda Mayfield, 33, who was waiting to serve takeout to customers at the Iron Skillet restaurant at a truck stop near I-40 in West Memphis on Friday."But now it's just out of control," she said, "because you did state-to-state."This article originally appeared in The New York Times.(C) 2020 The New York Times Company

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This week in Michigan recruiting: 5-star Georgia DE Chris Hinton visits Ann Arbor

Michigan hosted Chris Hinton, a 2019 five-star defensive end, for a visit this week.

ANN ARBOR – Michigan kicked off its summer satellite camp tour on Friday at Mercer University in Georgia.

That followed a visit to Ann Arbor this week from one of the state’s top prospects in Chris Hinton, a 2019 five-star defensive end from Greater Atlanta Christian School in Norcross, Ga.

At 6-foot-4 and 265 pounds, Hinton is the No. 2 strong-side defensive end and No. 13 player overall in the 2019 class, according to 247Sports Composite rankings, and this was his second trip to Ann Arbor. He has more than 20 offers, including Michigan, Alabama, Georgia and Stanford, and visited Ann Arbor with his younger brother Myles Hinton, a 6-6, 300-pound 2020 offensive tackle from Greater Atlanta Christian who already has an offer from Michigan.

Hinton told Scout.com that the trip allowed him to explore Michigan’s academic facilities, as well as talk to the coaching staff, and he’s very interested in the Wolverines.

"It’s second to none," he told Scout.com of Michigan’s academics. "The alumni base is amazing and supports you when you are done with football. They give you a lot of support so that you can be successful in class. Also, a Michigan degree is highly considered amongst a lot of people and businesses."

Hinton’s dad, Christopher Hinton Sr., went to Northwestern and played 13 seasons in the NFL (1983-95) as an offensive lineman.

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Class addition: Michigan landed its third in-state recruit for its 2018 class when Ryan Hayes, a four-star offensive tackle/tight end from Traverse City West High School, committed on Saturday.

"It just felt right from my first visit and I just loved everything about it there," Hayes told 247Sports.

At 6-7 and 252 pounds, Hayes is the No. 4 recruit in Michigan, No. 17 offensive tackle and No. 214 player overall in the 2018 class. He picked Michigan over Notre Dame, Michigan State and others.

The Wolverines now have 10 players committed to their 2018 class, including three from Michigan in Hayes, four-star defensive end Aidan Hutchinson and four-star offensive tackle Jalen Mayfield. The other commits are four-star guard Emil Ekiyor, four-star cornerback Myles Sims, four-star linebacker/safety Otis Reese, four-star quarterback Joe Milton, three-star running back Christian Turner and three-star cornerbacks and twin brothers Gemon and German Green.

Visiting recruits: James Ohonba, a 2018 four-star offensive tackle from Woodland High School in Stockbridge, Ga., is on a visit to Michigan through Saturday, according to a report by Rivals.com.

At 6-5 and 320 pounds, Ohonba is the No. 23 offensive tackle and No. 306 player overall in the 2018 class. On May 18, he announced a top four of LSU, USC, Alabama and Michigan.

Noah Cain, a 2019 five-star running back from IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla., told Scout.com that he will visit Michigan from June 22-25. The Wolverines will host their "1-Day Elite Camp" on June 23.

At 5-11 and 207 pounds, Cain is the No. 1 running back and No. 22 player overall in the 2019 class. He has at least 20 offers, including Michigan, LSU, Miami and Ohio State.

Making/missing the cut: Micah Parsons, a 2018 five-star defensive end from Harrisburg High School in Pennsylvania, announced a top nine of Ohio State, Florida, Nebraska, Miami, Florida State, Alabama, Michigan, Georgia and Penn State. At 6-3 and 235 pounds, Parsons is the No. 1 weak-side defensive end and No. 3 player overall in the 2018 class. He committed to Penn State in February 2016 but decommitted in April.

Kamryn Babb, a 2018 four-star wide receiver from Christian Brothers College High School in St. Louis, announced a top nine of LSU, Alabama, Ole Miss, Ohio State, USC, Missouri, Michigan, Nebraska and Notre Dame. At 6-1 and 189 pounds, Babb is the No. 9 receiver and No. 47 player overall in the 2018 class.

Talanoa Hufanga, a 2018 four-star athlete from Crescent Valley High School in Oregon, announced a top 10 of Utah, Oregon, Alabama, Notre Dame, Nebraska, Oregon State, Michigan, UCLA, USC and Washington. At 6-0 and 193 pounds, Hufanga is the No. 2 athlete and No. 92 player overall in the 2018 class.

Lawrence Keys III, a 2018 four-star receiver from McDonogh 35 High School in New Orleans, announced a top 13 of Houston, Texas Tech, TCU, Oklahoma, Alabama, LSU, Michigan, Arkansas, UTSA, Notre Dame, Colorado State, Auburn and Nebraska. At 5-10 and 160 pounds, Keys is the No. 39 receiver and No. 196 player overall in the 2018 class.

Michigan is out of the running for Asa Martin, a 2018 four-star running back from Austin High School in Alabama, who announced a final three of Florida, Auburn and Alabama. At 5-11 and 195 pounds, Martin is the No. 11 running back and No. 225 player overall in the 2018 class.

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take your time, let the rivers guide you in you know where you can find me again

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#I MET GOD. SHE'S A LESBIAN <- asa's t-shirt when he returns home #the blurred out parts are for asa's ears only fjksdjs #anyway i'm gonna go watch supernatural season 4 episode 18 'the monster at the end of this book'#which totally did not alter the way i view fictional writing for ever and ever. not at all. because i am normal #frozen pines #camellia #asa mayfield #AND ME.#alcohol tw #religion tw #suicide mention

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"So... How do you rate our chances of survival?" "I'm trying not to think about it."

↪ Until Dawn AU

you should be able to follow this even if you haven't played until dawn, but i'm not sure anyone will want to read this lmao. major spoiler warning if you do! also since you're not supposed to say the monsters name and it was a bastardization of native beliefs anyway, i'm just calling it "the creature".

anyway, here's how the frozen pines crew would fare in until dawn...

Danny purchases an abandoned hunting lodge in Blackwood Pines. He hasn't gotten a chance to stay there himself, but he allows Asa to bring his friends up for a weekend visit as long as they check in regularly. Unbeknownst to anyone, this lodge was closed down in the 80s after a teenager (Finn) disappeared, and the team sent to find him was found partially eaten in the woods. Finn's body was never recovered. He's said to haunt the lodge ever since, chasing away anyone brave enough to step foot inside.

The group arrives at the lodge just before sundown. Alisa reveals that she brought her Ouija board, so they all gather around to use it – except Austin and Elaine, who are annoyed because they'd been the last to arrive and the cable car had gotten stuck, meaning they'd had to walk all the way up the mountain. They just want to relax, not taunt spirits. Asa mentions that there's a cozy guest cabin down the path where they could be left alone. Austin jumps on the opportunity, but Elaine is reluctant to walk even further, especially now that it's dark. Stevie picks up on her anxiety and argues with Austin on her friend's behalf. ("Why did we come all the way out here if you two are just gonna go somewhere else and bang?") Matt tries to diffuse the situation, but it just makes Austin more annoyed. He says he's going to the cabin whether Elaine comes or not. Elaine rolls her eyes but eventually follows him, though she promises she'll call Stevie once they're safe in the cabin.

As they're walking, Austin apologizes for getting angry and Elaine forgives him. They make it to the cabin without incident, but when she tries to call Stevie, she realizes she lost her phone. She wants to go back to the lodge, but Austin convinces her to stay and they'll look for her phone in the morning. This part follows the events of the game closely, ie. Austin starts a fire and they talk for a while. They start kissing and undressing, but are interrupted by a loud crash through the window: Elaine's phone. She thinks Matt and Stevie (but mostly Matt) followed them to play a prank on them. She flips out, yells at them from the porch, storms back inside, and... gets yanked through the window and is dragged away screaming. Austin grabs the gun off the wall and chases after her. POSSIBLE DEATH #1: If Austin takes too long, Elaine could have her throat ripped out by the creature. If Austin is fast enough, he'll follow her screams through the mines, finding her injured but alive. As he reaches out to grab her, the elevator shaft falls and she disappears from view. Either way, Austin will believe Elaine is dead. Stunned, he searches for who or what took her. He heads for the abandoned sanatorium in the distance, unaware of the horrors that await him.

Meanwhile, the rest of the group is finally using the Ouija board. Finn isn't responding with the planchette, but he's scaring them in other ways: making the lights flicker, random sounds come from the vents, and making himself appear in their vision for just long enough to think they've imagined it. Everyone gets scared, except Asa, who finds it intriguing. He goes upstairs on his own and tries to talk to Finn with compassion rather than morbid curiosity, but Finn isn't ready to hear it and he continues to scare everyone. Stevie is the most worried, especially because it's been a few hours without word from Elaine. She wants to go check on her at the guest cabin. Matt thinks this is weird and codependent, but after enough convincing, he agrees to go with her.

When they find the guest cabin, they see broken glass and blood everywhere, with the door wide open and the gun missing. They follow the footsteps until they reach a cliff. Matt knows he can safely climb down it because of his experience in parkour, but Stevie won't be able to. He tells her to use the nearby radio tower to call a ranger for help while he goes to find Elaine and Austin. Here, he has the option of giving Stevie his swiss army knife, or keeping it for himself. He makes his way down into the mines, until there's no more snow, thus no footprints to follow. That's when he hears Elaine screaming. POSSIBLE DEATH #2: Matt rushes to help her, but the screams were only the creature mimicking her voice. He's strung up by his neck and dragged deeper into the mine. If he still has his knife, he can cut the rope and survive. If he gave it to Stevie earlier, he will be defenseless and die. Either way, he or his body will remain trapped in the mines.

Stevie finds the radio tower. She successfully calls for help, but the ranger says they'll only be able to send a rescue team when the snowstorm subsides at dawn. She waits for Matt inside the tower, but he never shows. If Matt is still alive, his shoe will be tossed through the window, landing at Stevie's feet. If he's already dead, his decapitated head will be thrown inside. In both cases, Stevie is horrified and scrambles to call the ranger again to stress the urgency of the situation, but before she can reach it, the tower starts to collapse. She holds on for as long as she can. The tower crashes to the ground, trapping Stevie in between bits of mangled metal. If Matt had given her the swiss army knife earlier, she can use it to shatter a window and climb out safely. If she doesn't have the knife, she has to kick the window out, hurting her ankle. She decides she's done being a hero and starts running/crawling towards the lodge, bawling her eyes out.

Cut to Asa, unbothered, taking a bubble bath in the jacuzzi tub. Finn is leaving him alone, because even he knows there's a time and place for haunting people. Instead, he's focusing on scaring the shit out of Jada and Alisa, who have been wandering around the lodge searching for clues about its history. The basement is filled with animal carcasses in various stages of being skinned or stuffed that were never cleared out after the hunting lodge was abandoned. Jada starts to feel sick, but Alisa is fascinated and wants to keep going. Finn continues to scare them, getting more and more agitated the further the girls explore. He screams at them to get out, but they don't listen. Eventually, he becomes fully corporeal and begs them to leave, but Alisa notices that he's trying to prevent them from entering a small door at the very end of the basement. Naturally, she has to enter that door. She pushes past Finn and steps inside, though nothing could have prepared her for what she sees: A decomposed human body, mostly just bones, curled up in the corner of the room. He's wearing the same clothes as the ghost. She realizes the missing teen didn't die out in the wilderness on a hunting trip – he was killed by someone in the lodge.

Asa hears the girls screaming and hurriedly gets dressed (no anti-gravity towel for him, thank you), but in his haste to find them, he trips down the stairs and scratches up his face. He doesn't know what's going on and he's just plain scared, so he can't help but start crying. This is what makes Finn realize he doesn't want to hurt anyone and he doesn't want to be alone anymore; he wants these people to survive. He helps Asa stand up, which surprises both of them, because he didn't think he was capable of moving things in his environment without being angry. He says Jada and Alisa ran outside and he'll help Asa find them.

Austin flees the sanatorium, which was crawling with monsters and wolves (he was nice to Wolfie, don't worry). He catches up to Stevie in the woods. She sees a gnarly bite mark on his shoulder but thinks nothing of it, because she has no idea about the creatures and assumes it was some wild animal. If her ankle is hurt, Austin helps her walk and Stevie feels compelled to apologize for generally being rude to him. She doesn't hate him, she just worries about her best friend. Austin understands, but then he has to break the news that Elaine is dead. Stevie tells him Matt is dead too. (either, both, or neither could still be alive at this point, but they are always presumed dead). Stevie flat out refuses to believe that Elaine died, while Austin is defeated and believes they're all going to die tonight so there's no point looking for their bodies. Regardless of what Austin says, Stevie will leave him and go after Elaine herself. Austin continues towards the lodge.

Austin runs into Jada and Alisa next, who are stumbling out of the lodge, terrified. He yells at them to go inside. ("Whatever you think you saw in there doesn't hold a fucking candle to what I've seen out there.") They go back inside and lock themselves in a room with a weapons cache. Austin tells them everything he learned in the sanatorium – the forgotten miners who resorted to cannibalism, the monsters they became, and how the news covered up the massacre they caused. He says Elaine and Matt are dead because of these creatures, and Stevie will likely be dead because she ran off on her own. Jada wants to at least find Asa and let him into the safe room with them, but Austin says he's probably dead too (no one knows that Finn is watching out for Asa now). He teaches Jada and Alisa how to shoot a gun. It's while he's doing this that Alisa notices the bite on his neck. For an hour now, Austin has been stressing that these creatures were human once, but they became infected, dangerous and deadly, and he never mentioned that he'd been bitten by one. She screams for Jada to look at it, but Austin is quicker – he grabs Alisa tightly, covering her mouth. Jada is still holding the gun Austin taught her how to use. Even with a hand over her mouth, Alisa can be heard begging her to shoot him. Jada trains it at his forehead and... POSSIBLE DEATH #3: Jada can shoot Austin. If she does, Alisa will thank Jada for saving her life, and says that if they make it out of here alive, she'll tell everyone she did it in self defense. If Jada can't bear to shoot him, Austin will throw Alisa to the ground and run away.

But he doesn't get far. Right there in the living room, two creatures hang from the ceiling sculpture. Austin slows to a stop, holding his breath. It's nearly impossible for anyone to die here, as Finn will save them by creating a noisy distraction. Finn himself is only a visage, so he can't be harmed by the creatures which angrily circle the lodge for their prey. He suggests the only way to escape is by causing a gas leak and exploding the lodge with the monsters inside. POSSIBLE DEATH #4 & 5: If Jada shot Austin, then no one will be able to warn Asa that there are still people in the lodge, therefore Jada and Alisa will die of smoke inhalation in the weapons room. If Austin is alive, he does warn Asa (despite his anger about nearly being shot), and Asa instructs Finn to help the girls escape first. This leaves Asa (and Austin, if he's still alive), vulnerable to the creatures, meaning POSSIBLE DEATH #6 & 7: Asa and/or Austin can fail a don't move section and die. In the event that Asa dies, Finn becomes enraged and lights the fire himself, blowing up the lodge immediately and killing everyone inside, including the humans. If only Austin dies, Finn feels that he has failed, but he still makes sure Jada, Alisa, and Asa are out of the lodge before starting the fire.

Stevie hears the explosion and runs faster towards the mines, terrified at the idea of all her friends being dead. Elaine can't be dead too. POSSIBLE DEATH #8: If neither Elaine nor Matt is alive, Stevie will automatically be killed here, because she still isn't aware of the creatures in the mines and has no idea she needs to stay quiet and not move. But if either (or both) Elaine and Matt are still alive, Stevie finds them in the mines. All of them are in bad shape now, but they're thankful Stevie came back. They have to move very slowly. When they reach the edge of the mine, so close they can see the moonlight from the cracks, they're cornered by a creature. POSSIBLE DEATH #9, 10, & 11: If Stevie runs, she will die. If Stevie hides with Elaine/Matt and fails, Elaine/Matt will die. If she succeeds, they all survive. They stumble out of the mine just as the sun starts to rise over the horizon, the sound of rescue helicopters growing louder.

Much later, after the dust has settled, police recover Finn's body and lay him to rest. The investigation into his death has only just begun, but Finn isn't concerned. Because for the first time in as long as he can remember, he has a companion... In life or in death.

THE END.

please do let me know if you read this whole thing because you're officially my new best friend :') there's a ton more choices and branching pathways i thought about, but i figured this was already insane enough, so i tried to keep it simple fjksjds

#here's how to read the stats: the white vertical lines indicate the baseline normal #the blue line indicates how that stat has changed throughout the night due to the choices you make #i refuse to be embarrassed about making this <- she said with embarrassment #asa mayfield #stevie donovan #finn atwood #elaine nguyen #jada carey #alisa #austin #matt #bloopers

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