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Offline Ally3772

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Re: In The Dark
« Reply #30 on: June 24, 2012, 06:06:26 PM »
Another update! ;D Sophie seems a little... creepy...
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Re: In The Dark
« Reply #31 on: June 24, 2012, 06:10:22 PM »
Another update! ;D Sophie seems a little... creepy...
yeah, did you see the part I added, it explains why it was later at the bottom.



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Re: In The Dark
« Reply #32 on: June 24, 2012, 06:11:57 PM »
Great couple of updates! Sorry for being so nit-picky, but do you think you could separate into paragraphs, separate the dialogue and the action, so that it's not such a big block of text? It would be easier to read that way. ;) Poor Hailey, that's such a tragic past...
It's not nit-picky at all, I find it hard too read, i'm going to change it now.
I didn't know you could dump water on sims! Great update! :)
If kids are in the tree house that have the option! It's really funny to watch!
I just love those interactions, the water dumping and bedtime stories.  Sweet update. :)
Thanks! I love the interactions too! It's so cute to watch!

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Re: In The Dark
« Reply #33 on: June 24, 2012, 06:36:59 PM »
yeah, did you see the part I added, it explains why it was later at the bottom.

No I didn't! But I did now! Did you just add it? I didn't remember seeing that the first time.
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Re: In The Dark
« Reply #34 on: June 24, 2012, 06:59:38 PM »
No I didn't! But I did now! Did you just add it? I didn't remember seeing that the first time.
My computer freaked out and froze, then it posted it when i wasn't ready, so i went back on and finished it.

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Re: In The Dark
« Reply #35 on: June 24, 2012, 07:06:08 PM »
My computer freaked out and froze, then it posted it when i wasn't ready, so i went back on and finished it.

Oh, you have to love when computers freeze! I've had mine freak out and make the game crash! So I had to go back and redo a ton of my game because I didn't save it!
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Re: In The Dark
« Reply #36 on: June 24, 2012, 07:20:39 PM »
Oh, you have to love when computers freeze! I've had mine freak out and make the game crash! So I had to go back and redo a ton of my game because I didn't save it!
I know, right! Once my game crashed right after I had done all this renovations and I was so mad the computer! I yelled at it for close to fourteen minutes!



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Re: In The Dark
« Reply #37 on: June 24, 2012, 08:04:25 PM »
Just caught up and... wow. That's just about all I can say... WOW.

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Re: In The Dark
« Reply #38 on: June 24, 2012, 09:11:00 PM »
Just caught up and... wow. That's just about all I can say... WOW.
Thanks! Now the question is for them to leave or for them to stay......

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Re: In The Dark
« Reply #39 on: June 25, 2012, 03:32:16 PM »
  His question and proposal circled my mind. It left me awake all night, my eyes refusing to close except for a blink. "Why do we have to leave?" I asks myself again. I guess I'm happy here, somewhat at least. But I need to know if my mother is okay. Even though my mother wasn't always there for me, I still love her. I need to find her, but what will I say to her. The last time, before I left. I hugged her, and left. I wish I had said more, because as the taxi drove away, I saw in her eyes, regret, it shone as bright as a street lamp. They pleaded for me to forgive and forget, but I looked away. I looked away. I should have called her, told her I love her and I don't hold it against her. But that would be a lie, because sometimes I do say it's her fault. But I would never tell her that, she's too fragile, she would break and never put herself back together. "Why did I leave?" I cry into my pillow. But I know the answer. I couldn't stand another day trying to figure out if my mother was a tree or a fallen stick, if when I came home she would smile or cry. It was just too much. But... What ever is out there, whether it be human or animal or other, scares me half to death. What will we do once we leave? Which direction? How? With what? I need answers, that's pretty much all that I know is true. I crept our of bed, and will myself to go forward. It would be easy for me to go back to bed, pretend Warren never asked me to leave with him. Or I can keep going, and possible escape this nightmare, I keep moving.
  It's dark, of course it's dark. It's been dark outside, day and night for ten days now. The carpet muffles my steps, it's a good thing it does. Because if I heard them I would scare myself.
  I stand outside the boys room door. Silently, the door opens. THe soft sound of snores vibrate in the room. Each step I take, means less time to change my mind. Too late any way. Warrens awake. His eyes reflect the small light from the space between the door and the frame. When he sees me a small smile forms, he starts to climb down from the top bunk. When he reaches the ground, he gently puts his arm around my shoulder and leads me outside the room. He sits in the place that he sat the first time he talked to me, and so do I. But this time I ask the questions, not him. "When would we leave?" I ask him. He looks off to a distant point, off in the darkness. "A day after tomorrow, at night. When everyone is asleep." He replies. "What would we bring with us?" He thinks about my question, I watch as he frowns slightly. The crease in-between his eyebrows grow deeper, his eyes narrow and he taps his foot lightly. "Well, we need food and water of course, non perishables would be better. Who knows the whether, a variety of clothing. Flashlights, and a bag to carry it all." I nod, "Aren't you afraid?" I ask, I stare up into in gray eyes. Eyes that feel like that could melt me, and I couldn't even protest if they did. "Well," he says. "I could be afraid, or I could think of it as just something I have to do." I admire his bravery, it makes me feel like I should be braver. But I know I can't. "Are you afraid?" He ask, "His stare is going to melt me." I tell myself, "i'll be nothing more." Then I nod. 'Yes," I admit, "I am afraid. I'm not brave." "You are brave, though." He tells me. "You are braver then you think." "Why do you like me?" I suddenly blurt out. "Why Hailey?" I scream at myself. "Why did you ask that?"I just went and ruined everything. My face falls and I turn away from him, I want to melt away, to disappear and never be found again. An endless game of hide and seek, without the need for seek. He puts his hand on my shoulder, it just makes me stiffer.
  "Hailey," he says gently. "Hailey!" I don't answer him, I can't look at his face. "Hailey, I love you because you are you. You don't try to be someone else. Remember that day in math class. I looked behind me, and I caught your eyes, but you looked down. That was when I truly realized that you were prettier then anyone else I had ever none and would ever see. You surprised me, you were..different. I don't know much about the old Hailey, but I tell you I like the new one, the one you are now." I felt myself filling with joy. I turned back to face him, "Really? All of what you said is true?' He smiles, he smile says it all. We are leaving, a day from tomorrow, at night. When everyone else is asleep.

Hope you liked the new update! I don't know when the next  update will be, because I will have pictures in the next one. I need to stage them out and Hailey and Warren need time to get ready. So, do you think it was the right chose to leave, or should they have thought it through more and stayed?

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Re: In The Dark
« Reply #40 on: June 25, 2012, 05:05:47 PM »
Great update! I think they should have stayed... But maybe it's a good thing they did? I don't know, I guess we will see!
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Re: In The Dark
« Reply #41 on: June 25, 2012, 05:07:16 PM »
Great update! I think they should have stayed... But maybe it's a good thing they did? I don't know, I guess we will see!
Ah, it seems I will have you waiting a but longer! Suspense! Who knows what awaits outside the doors....

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Re: In The Dark
« Reply #42 on: June 25, 2012, 08:06:04 PM »
I think they made the right choice because the longer they stay they might not get the chance to leave.

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Re: In The Dark
« Reply #43 on: June 25, 2012, 08:19:50 PM »
@ Spork-tastic- Very good point! Exactly what Warren knew and Hailey soon finds out.
Well, the wait is over!

I stare at the doors, the doors that have been shut for the past twelve days. They kept the darkness out, but now they will let us out. Who knows what is outside the doors, I wring my fingers nervously, this might be the last time we were ever in the same place as everyone else, the last time I am somewhere familiar. "Are you ready?" He ask, staring ahead at the door. I nod and lace my fingers with his. With our free hands, we twist the door nobs and the doors are thrown open. A cool mist dances around our ankles. The temperature changes drastically when we leave the warm house. The doors shut behind us, and I start to shiver.
The fog surround us, finding it's way to cover up every place our steps disturbed it. It's an eerie silence, it covers everything. It bounces off invisible boundaries, I let go of his hand. The fog immediately fills the space we used to share. The longer we walk, the creepier and spookier it is. I barely hear myself breathing, the fog seems to contain it all.
  I start to run, my feet make no sound when they hit the ground. They should, but they don't. Warren starts to run after me, the only way I know that is because I see him out of the corner of my eye. Every direction I look in, there is no color, just endless darkness, in every direction. I want out, I want out of what ever this is! I want to scream and throw a tantrum, but I don't. It seems like if I did, everything would go wrong. I don't know why. I don't know how far we have walked, I don't know what time it is, the day, the year. All I know is that I want to see the light at the end of the darkness. The light that will save us.  "What's that?" I mean to yell, but it comes out as a whisper. "It...it..looks like a...a door!" We run towards the door figure, and it's a door! Warren fumbles in the dark for the knob. The door squeaks in protest, but eventually it opens. A small room appears. We run into the room and shut the door, locking out the mist and darkness. Warren turns on the lights, for a minute everything is too bright, then my eyes adjust. A small, grungy room, is what it is. It looks abandoned, the chairs appear to be held together by nails and the couch has long holes in it. The counter looks filthy and the washing machine and drier ancient. There's no one home, that much is clear. But where are the people, we saw and heard none, so where are they?  We sit on the floor and eat the granola bars before we venture upstairs, upstairs there is three beds and a small bathroom, all in the same shape as downstairs. Warren goes back down, muttering about turning on the fireplace. But I'm too exhausted to follow him, I drop on one of the beds. And soon I am sleeping. My dream has changed. No longer am I stuck in the darkness. I look up, and become dizzy when I see all the stars. A light breeze picks up my hair, and I smile up at the moon. "I have taken you for granted." I tell them, " I am sorry I never noticed how much I need you to go on." They remind me that on my mother's bad days, I would sit on the deck and look up at the stars. I would pretend they would talk to me, and listen as I ranted on about the day. Because my mother wouldn't listen, and I would go to sleep with their comforting glow to guide me. "Thank you...."

Hope you liked the update! Now what will happen? Will they find a way out? Will Hailey ever see her mother or the stars again?
Feel free to tell me what you think!

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Re: In The Dark- It's Still Dark
« Reply #44 on: June 25, 2012, 09:53:17 PM »
Wow! That was a really good update! How did you get the mist and stuff to surround them like that?!
My Stories:
Figuring It Out / Something to Hide *Complete*
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It's just a spark, but it's enough to keep me going.
And when it's dark out, no one's around, it keeps glowing. <3