No party to be had.
No host standing welcome.
No party favors to enjoy.
A meal not to be eaten.
A deadly scene is revealed.
A bloody horror is released.
Guests flee for their lives.
Some still trapped inside.
No party to be had.
Only The Dead to be unleashed.
THE DEAD GAME
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WELCOME TO THE PARTY FROM HELL. NOTHING IS WHAT IT SEEMS.
Linda noticed Shana, Mike, and David, whispering in a corner. She walked over to them. “Where did everyone vanish to?”
Mike said, “After the clock finished chiming, the hill people disappeared—one by one, up the staircase. They didn’t say goodbye or anything, but just left.”
Shana seemed to be excited about something. She had been waving her arms about during her whispered conversation with Mike and David. She had to be bursting with some new idea or scheme.
“It is finally show time!” Shana announced. “I’m not waiting any longer for Sam to include me in his secret meetings and plans. We must follow them up the stairs and discover what they are planning tonight.” She led them up the circular staircase.
As they climbed the stairs, they peered through the clear glass to watch the diminishing party below. Where is everyone?
The second floor was half the size of the main level. The back half was sectioned off behind a protective glass railing, with the railing running down the center of the house, dividing the floor into two equal halves. The front half was left wide open to the high ceiling, where the huge glass dome sparkled and glistened as it provided a green tinted window to the night sky.
After Linda turned from the banister, she was faced with three closed doors, standing side by side. She’d heard about the three doors in the basement of End House and prayed that elaborate traps didn’t also await them here.
Is reality on the inside or the outside?
Are we in a drab room,
looking out at the sunset?
Or we standing outside by the water
with a fake room around us?
If we try to leave the room,
will a door shut us in or will
we be able to walk outside?
Where do we want to be?
The room offers shelter and comfort,
while the outside offers adventure and freedom.
Once we know the answer to this question, then
we will know if the walls will lift away for us.
The party is about to begin.
Who is knocking at the door?
We’re all here, so who could be outside?
Let’s take a look.
Why are they wearing masks?
This isn’t a masquerade party or is it?
We don’t know.
We received invitations but
we don’t know who is the host.
Should we let these people in?
Then they will be in the dark like we are,
standing in complete darkness with only
a few candles lighting our way.
The Dead Game by Susanne Leist
Clowns can haunt your dreams,
but sometimes they can be real.
But the house is deserted.
No host is waiting to welcome us.
There are no guests other than us.
What should we do?
Should we leave?
Or should we stay and search the house?
Is this a game?
Are we in one of the deadly games
played by The Dead?
See what they do next in
The Dead Game by Susanne Leist.
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SUSANNE LEIST 