”This place is like Vegas. Nothing that happens here will ever be discussed again. People feel safe here. People let themselves … feel…. here. T...hey let their desires work their way to the surface, and don’t have to feel guilty about it. These people like coming here because they like who they can be here… themselves. If you are uncomfortable here, we can leave.” You look around again, and are intrigued. “No, I’d like to stay down here a little longer.” Honestly, you realize you are a little. Harrison thought that he had gotten a reprieve, but that thought didn't last long. Annie snatched up the hatchet and swung it as hard as she could to bury it in Harrison's chest. Then, still crying, she ran out of the room.The ax missed Harrison's heart, but buried itself in a lung. Blood began to flow and filled his lung, then spilled over into his other lung. In three or four minutes, Arthur Harrison, thief, murderer, and would-be cattle baron, drowned in his own blood.Meanwhile, Annie rushed. Since Blake is the youngest elder in the group, he has been assigned the duty of preparing breakfast for his group. Kigeri knows he must wake Blake and show him where all food preparations are handled in the village.“Sir, Sir, please wake.” Kigeri lightly shakes Blake as he says this.“I am up Kigeri. Give me a moment to get dressed, and I will be ready.” Blake waits as his eyes adjust to the dark room. He finds his black slacks and white shirt and dresses silently.Kigeri and Blake walk. We sat in front of my locker until it was time for class. Throughout the day the only time we got to see each other was in-between classes. I hated that we didn't have any classes together. But soon the final bell rang and we walked out the same way we did that morning.I was about to say goodbye and head home when Sam my friend asked if I wanted to come over for a while. So I agreed and we drove to his house which was just on the other side of town. I only had been to his house a couple of.