Snippet #1094591

Steven went towards the shelter, looking around for different things. On the ground he found a soda bottle cap (the plastic kind, not the old fashioned ones), a pad of paper, and a random penny.

Steven yelled "YA! I am coming.". He was obviously intrigued at how safe this man's shelter was. If it was good, he might spare him. If not, well there would be a test in order and he had it all planned out. He walked cautiously towards the shelter and noticed something that wasn't in most shelters, a vent on the top of the shelter, probably for the air conditioner. He remembered this for later, as it might come in handy.

Steven walked in the door "Hey nice place here. What is the point in that vent by the way? It would make sense that this place wouldn't have a vent to protect against any radiation getting in. Maybe you knew something like this was going to happen before it did happen?" Steven was trying to do a psychological trick on this man, something like reverse psychology. He tried to make the man feel like he did something wrong. If the man got extremely defensive, it shows that he does know what is going on, and if he shrugged it off it means that he probably did know something. It's that perfect middle that would help Steven understand these things.

Steven then went to the supplies the man had. He saw a box of matches and put them carefully in his pocket. His pen was in his shirt pocket, the bloody side down. He went ahead and cleaned it off, how could he write with a bloody pen?

He sat down and waited for the man to respond.