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Wiley B. Hart

"Life itself is so astonishingly cheap.." [slight w.i.p.]

0 · 369 views · located in Milowe Campgrounds

a character in “Hanging By A Rope”, originally authored by teacookies, as played by RolePlayGateway

Description

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ImageFoster The People - Best Friend | Promenade Sentimentale | Imagine Dragons - Bleeding OutImage




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"The B stands for brooks, sadly."

Wiley B. Hart

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"Call me by one, I dare you."
Wiles, Wile E. Coyote

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"An age that only teases freedom."
Eighteen

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"Ouch, and I thought I was blind."
Male

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"Tsk.."
TBD

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"You'd be surprised how open I am."
Pansexual




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"I think my hair has more moods than I do."
Due to the length of his hair, (longer on the top, shorter on the sides), he travels between different hairstyles depending on how he chooses to present himself.

If he allows his hair naturally loose, he can find himself with two options. One: a loose wave that can be easily tasseled with fingers for a smooth silky feel or matted and tangled crown of curls that are best left alone. Another common style would be a sort of greaser look, with the sides of his hair slicked back and letting the top run loose.

+the occasional scruff of facial hair

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His eyes are as gray blue as if the noncommittal moon cracked from the sky and lodged into his eye socket.
"Nah, they're just blue.."

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"You're covering all sides of the spectrum aren't you?"
5'11" | 180 cm
150 lb | 68 kg

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"Boring, isn't it?"
English & Irish

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"I'm good looking, that's all you need to know."
With a rich rosy pale skin, Wiley has a slender body with an athletic build. Although he isn't the type to run at god awful hours in the morning, he does likes to keep himself fit by eating right and light exercising throughout the week.

Much like his hair, his fashion sense varies between 'fine I care', to 'I don't give a fuck what I look like.' He mostly layers himself in jackets and coats to avoid the struggle of making himself presentable. Dark jeans, loose shirts, and plaid patterns are a common sight in his attire.

Lining from his wrist to his elbows, deep scars on both arms are now aging and some fairly fresh. Since the incident, he doesn't hide them as often as he use too, so he's comfortable with wearing short sleeved shirts if a moment is presented. Unfortunately, the activity hasn't reached a complete halt and he stills finds himself doing it out of pure habit.

He's not the type to plaster himself in tattoos but does find a beauty in them. Now does he have any of his own? Yes, but for a more sentimental reason. He has three small symbols inked somewhere on his body, one of them being two small x's on his ring finger, hidden between the bed and his middle finger. The other two are left a mystery on his behalf.




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+ Cigarettes +
+ Reading +
+ Comfortable silence +
+ An unexpected challenge +
It's the thrill he seeks and if something extraordinary come rolling his way,
you bet your ass he's on that bandwagon. He's almost a volunteer when it
comes to stupid games like truth or dare.
+ Honey coated anything +
+ Last minute road trips +
+ Standing out in the dead of night +
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- His Family -
- People's inability to understand him -
- Responsibility -
- Cats -
Okay, so it's a back and forth thing between him and the feline species.
He wants to love cats, but because of his allergies he's unable too. This
on the other hand gives him a selected hatred toward them but it's only
a front to what he's really upset about.
- Medication -
- Having to wake up early -
- Someone who can't take a joke -



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To put it simply, Wiley is a hotheaded prick with nothing better to do than to fuck up someone's day. He's smug, intolerant of people's views and beliefs, and has a mind heavily protected by his own ego.

The first thing you can notice about Wiley is his profane furnace of a mouth. He's crude, raw, and had no boundaries when it comes to speaking his mind. Unfortunately, his aggression is extraordinarily easy to trigger; with a simple yank at his chain, he can switch into attack mode with nothing but his rage to fuel him. Despite this fact, it's a strong aggressive behaviour devoured by a terrifying, nonchalant violence. Upon being alone however is a whole different story and one you'd rather not get involved.

Wiley keeps a clear distance between most people but casually interacts with the relationships between those he can tolerate and those he cannot. He chooses them with caution, but often finds himself distracted by those little quirks that keep him at his heels. Nevertheless, any relationship he'd been in was purely for the pleasure of the flesh.
In the eyes of a sprouting adolescence or a maturing youth, romance was shot completely out of proportion. Although love isn't entirely out of the question, but locating someone who could occupy his full attention span is rare.

Wiley is as bold as a cockroach with a steel spine, while stuffed with an astonishing sense of courage to the point of pure insanity. It's more of a witless bravery, but animal-like innocence nonetheless. For him, it was easier to tip-toe through life with a heavily shielded pride and a vanity stronger than concrete; always swimming in a pool of cat-like satisfaction. But don't get me wrong, he isn't the dull type either. Wiley's senses have been sharpened to a point by years of developing in the wrong kind of living, a torture to a child's mind but a battlefield for his own.

Depression hides itself within the most capable to keep it hidden. With a tweak of his smile and the simplicity of a social behaviour; it's was easier for Wiley to hide his illness. Even after his break was made public, he still pulls out the crude remarks and sweetens it with a smile. So honestly, despite the marks on his skin and a written record, much of it is physically impossible to notice. That of course, is how he'd like to keep it.


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ImageImage"Attempted Suicide, Self Harm, Depression. That's what they told me at least.."

There was a certain craving, a desire, that only became Wiley's top priority. He'd do mindless acts and the closer he got to death and the higher the risk, the more exhilarating it was. It was those moments he truly felt at ease but much like any drug, he needed something stronger, something much much stronger. An appetite so keen it cut at him like a sword with a powerful bound of morbid craving.

His parents observed this behaviour as a foolish attempt for attention. According to them, these reckless acts were just basic teenage behaviour, which could only be cured by simply growing out of it and realizing the risk. Well as you can see, that's not how it exactly turned out.

If Wiley couldn't reach that certain desire the instant he lusted for it, he inflicted pain on himself to give him that sudden rush, a numbness that only fuelled him for so long. Scratches, burns, cuts, and eventually scars; all he hie so easily behind a wax facade and a charm-school grin.
It wasn't long until Wiley himself was unable too pinpoint the hunger, which now pulled and tore at his skin as if attached as a weight made of intolerable desire. Every step he took, the dream he coveted took two back and eventually Wiley could no longer grasp it. Even so, he was able to stare into it's home in the pits of his stomach, a place oh so difficult to reach.

The drugs.. The sex.. The pain. These didn't work anymore.

What if the appetite was only a handful of pills away? "That's it.. That will work."

With a mindless grab of his mother's prescription pills off the microwave and a chilled water bottle, he was off to his room for a slumber he'd been waiting for-for many years. After tossing the bottle to the wall and sliding on top of his bed, it wasn't long until he felt that intoxication of final loneliness.

Last thing he remember was the quicken sobs of his mother and the work speech between the EMT's. Although, the alarming pitched chirps of his heart monitor was the sound of his new beginning. What a drag..

"You didn't even leave a note.."

"You didn't deserve one."




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Wiley was born to a couple bounded in an unnatural wedlock. Only a few months after they had met, Wiles was introduced due to a miscalculation. After considering their options, they decided it was best to tie the knot, under the assumption that a family was best for the child. But it was soon discovered that the three were anything but a family, for if you stood in a room with his parents you'd could come to that conclusion in a matter of seconds. It took more time to pepper an egg than for one of them to start a wall-crashing oral warfare. As you would expect, it was an unhealthy environment for a developing mind too mature in but it a struggle Wiley had grown to accept.

Although, as much as they hissed and scratched at each other, his parents decided a separation was the last option. Even so, their living situation had split over time until eventually the father had moved into an apartment of his own, his “father's getaway” or “Daniel’s shit hole”, as his mother had grown accustomed to calling it.

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As a child, Wiley was subjected to the vulgar behavior of his father and his foul-mouthed mother.

No matter where they were or whom they spoke to, there is no stopping his mother’s verbal acid. Not only was it flooded with utter profanities, but offensive organisms of speech with nothing but cold hatred for anything and everyone. She was an unlikable person and rarely had any friends because of this disgust she had for most people. Whenever Wiley had blurted out a sour remark or spoke with a sailor like perversity, instead of being scolded, he got a pat on the back for a good choice of words. This behavior was the cause of many fights and suspensions throughout his middle and high school years.

On the other hand, Wiley’s father was no better. It was obvious the love between his parents no longer existed, but his father was the first to show any sort of pattern of this. The nights Wiley passed with his father would be spent in the back of his dump of a car. He’d have to wait in the dark silence as his father and a “friend”, he had so blatantly picked off the street, spent a few good hours in a cheap motel. This became such a common routine; Wiley had stashed sleeping supplies in the backseat before every trip with his father.

Wiley’s relationship with his father was less of a father and son’s and one a human might share with a dog. At times it was a playful, endearing bond with a slight douse of equality. But as quick as lightning, he would be sent out into the frigid night to sleep because of a puppy-like mistake. No matter what Wiles had done, his father would always see him as a second-class citizen.

To avoid having to spend time with his parents, Wiley acquainted a set of friends each school year. Soon after he reached high school, that’s when things began to escalate. Parties, alcohol, drugs, sex, and everything you’ll find in a stereotype of a modern teenager. It was when he was in his sophomore year when his "addition" began. His overall behavior never changed and if it weren’t for that faithful night, two years later, his depression would have never seen the light of day.

After a short period of hospitalization, Wiley was now governed to take medication and began counseling with a therapist. It was he who recommended the camp to his parents, and with nothing to lose they arranged a cabin at Camp Milowe. And so his story begins


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"Best Friend"

(When your best friend's all strung out)
You'll do everything you can
'Cause you're never gonna let it get 'em down
(When you find it all around)
Yeah, it comes in waves, but it's hardest from the start

Feeling, sleeping, in the field again,
Oh, I can feel, I can feel, I can feel, it's beginning to end
Yeah, premonition smiling in the dark
Oh, I can see, I can see, I can see the story's starting to arc

Ohhh ohhhh ohhhh ohhhhh

It dries up
I've been a spoken word
I've been a river bed
I've been a rabid force
And let it flow up from within
Sometimes it feels like I only dream in black and white
Ahhh, ahhhh, ahhhhhh, ahhhhh
And colors so...

(When your best friend's all strung out)
You'll do everything you can
'Cause you're never gonna let it get 'em down
(When you find it all around)
Yeah, you say it's what you need
And hide your eyes when you're close to me
(When you feel up in the clouds)
Well, it comes in waves, but it's hardest from the start

Waves in theta, slipping into dreams
Oh, I can feel, I can feel, I can feel the celestial beings
Wilted pleasures leave you with a breath
I can see, I can see, I can see the beauty in the mess

Ohhh, ohhhh, ohhhh, ohhh

It dries up
I've been a river bed
I tried to salt the wound
I've carried more than I can
I feel I've got a lot to prove
Sometimes I feel like I only dream in black and white
Ohhh, ohhh, ohhhh, ohhh
But colors so....

(When your best friend's all strung out)
You'll do everything you can
'Cause you're never gonna let it get 'em down
(When you find it all around)
Yeah, you say it's what you need
You hide your eyes when you're close to me
(When you feel up in the clouds)
You ought to know
That I'm here no matter where you want to go
(In your head hanging upside-down)
Well, it comes in waves, but it's hardest from the start

I'm here, no matter where you are
So let it in with, open arms, no matter where you are
Sometimes, you'll have to wait,
And it passes by like a satellite or star
No matter where you are

(When your best friend's all strung out)
You know when
Ooh-hoooo-hooooo
(When you feel up in the clouds)
Oh, yeah, you know when
Ooh-hoooo-Ooh hooooo

(When your best friend's all strung out)
Oh, yeah, you know when
You ought to know
That I'm here no matter where you want to go
(In your head, hanging upside-down)
Yeah, you know when
That's how you know
When your best friend's all strung out
"Bleeding Out"

I'm bleeding out
So if the last thing that I do
Is bring you down
I'll bleed out for you
So I bare my skin
And I count my sins
And I close my eyes
And I take it in
I'm bleeding out
I'm bleeding out for you, for you.

When the day has come
That I've lost my way around
And the seasons stop and hide beneath the ground
When the sky turns gray
And everything is screaming
I will reach inside
Just to find my heart is beating

Oh, you tell me to hold on
Oh, you tell me to hold on
But innocence is gone
And what was right is wrong

'Cause I'm bleeding out
So if the last thing that I do
Is to bring you down
I'll bleed out for you
So I bare my skin
And I count my sins
And I close my eyes
And I take it in
And I'm bleeding out
I'm bleeding out for you (for you)

When the hour is nigh
And hopelessness is sinking in
And the wolves all cry
To fill the night with hollering
When your eyes are red
And emptiness is all you know
With the darkness fed
I will be your scarecrow

You tell me to hold on
Oh you tell me to hold on
But innocence is gone
And what was right is wrong

'Cause I'm bleeding out
So if the last thing that I do
Is to bring you down
I'll bleed out for you
So I bare my skin
And I count my sins
And I close my eyes
And I take it in
And I'm bleeding out
I'm bleeding out for you, for you.

I'm bleeding out for you (for you)
I'm bleeding out for you (for you)
I'm bleeding out for you (for you)
I'm bleeding out for you

'Cause I'm bleeding out
So if the last thing that I do
Is to bring you down
I'll bleed out for you
So I bare my skin
And I count my sins
And I close my eyes
And I take it in
And I'm bleeding out
I'm bleeding out for you, for you

So begins...

Wiley B. Hart's Story

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Character Portrait: Josephine Duchannes Character Portrait: Griffin "Julian" Thatcher Character Portrait: Keith Zetterstorm Character Portrait: Hanley Mae Kane Character Portrait: Wiley B. Hart Character Portrait: Delia Manon
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Setting
54 Degrees Fahrenheit | 12 Degrees Celsius
The rain was unexpected to everyone. The forecast said nothing about the sudden downpour. This was no gentle sprinkle of water, this seemed like a flooding rain. Roads have been slippery for those who are arriving to the campgrounds. Drive carefully new comers.


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"Hanley, are you even listening to me?" her sister, Jessica, said with irritation, ripping the black ear buds from Hanley's ear.
"What?" Hanley sighed, finally looking to her older sister.
"I was just saying that Mom and Dad wanted to wish you a good summer because it seems like we're close" her sister repeated. Hanley simply rolled her eyes.
"Yes, you see I may have believed that if they were here themselves, but no, they're in the Bahamas for 'business'" Hanley muttered.
"They're working, stop being such a bitch about it Hanners"
"Because you totally need to work over every Holiday known to man. Jess, they're home a month out of the year, and then they're gone. All we is the money that they send us to keep us happy"
"The money works for me. I don't get why you're complaining. I don't even get why you're going to this emo camp, you don't have anything to be depressed about. Sad to be swimming in cash?" her sister mocked, making Hanley grit her teeth.
"Sorry then" she replied coldly before putting her headphone back in, and cranking her music higher than her sister's voice. It wasn't 15 minutes later when they pulled into the driving lot of the main cabin. It was surprisingly modern. This was no ordinary camp it seemed. Everything was extravagant and nice, probably to try to make people feel more...at home. Though one could argue it felt like more of a hotel. Taking her headphones out she put the hood up on her coat.
"Bye Jess" she simply said. Her sister waved and popped open the trunk for Hanley to get all her things. The trunk was full of multiple suitcases considering Hanley was to be there an entire summer. She saw her sister wave one last time as she attempted to go as fast as she could with the amount of things she had into the main cabin. Immediately she was greeted by one of the staff. An older, yet nice looking man.
"Hello ma'm. I'm Miyer Milowe, founder of this camp. I'm glad you found your way, it looks terrible outside" he said casually, smiling warmly at the girl.
"Oh hello Mr.Milowe. I'm Hanley Kane. Oh yes it's terrible out. It began pouring out of no where" she answered with her normal pseudo smile that she always wore.
"It sounds like it, here I can have someone bring your things to your cabin. Just place them on the rack there" he pointed. Hanley did as she was told. So it was like a hotel. A hotel with therapist and doctors watching you to assure you don't end up dead anyway.

"Thank you, this is much nicer than your typical summer camp it seems. You did a wonderful job with the place" she said as he ushered her to sit on the sofas in the main room. It was a truly wonderful looking place.
"We're awaiting other guest as well, I typically do not allow the students to go to their cabins until they have met everyone" he explained as he went back to the door to wait for more people. Hanley took the brochure about Camp Milowe off the coffee table and skimmed her eyes through it as she waited for more people to arrive to "emo camp".




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Josephine Duchannes seemed somewhat drawn into the music that sounded from her Ipod. It's soft verse from the piano rung in her ears as she laid her head back against the head rest, and watched as every tree passed by in streaks of forest green and brown. The rain from outside trickled and taped on the roof of her parent's Acura in a calming and soothing rhythm, that left her weary.

She had spent nearly an hour or two clamped in the backseat as her parents drove her to this camp that she was force to attend.
What was it called again? Camp Milowe? To Josephine, it seemed more like she was being sent to an Insane Asylum rather than a camp she would be staying at over the summer.

Did she want to go? No.

Most importantly did she have a choice? She wished, or else she wouldn't be damn there suffocating from all her luggage that was surrounding her in the small atmosphere. If she thought that this was worse, wait until she sees her cabin. She's not the biggest fan on closed spaces, infact, she'd bust through the walls just to get out.

Josephine's eyes were just starting to give out until she heard her mother's usual aloof voice, with a hint of an Australian tone underneath, from up front in the passenger's side, "It says here that campers are allowed to mingle with the other campers." Josephine didn't miss the hint of disgust in her mother's tone. She peeked an eye open at her mother scanning the brochure, but said nothing.

"Suprised," her father said."I'd thought they'd lock them up in one of those straight jackets and lock them a padded cell." At that, Josephine's parents burst into hysterics. However, she only retorted back to them, "Like you both done to me for five years?" She gave out a halfheartedly chuckle. "Oh, but wait. I'm supposed to be the victim here?"

That shut them up. "Josephine Angèlle Duchannes," her mother pronounced her full name in a gasp. At that moment, her father pulled the car into an vacant parking space in front of a small cabin, which had a small sign over the door reading: Main Cabin. After grabbing her two luggage, she hopped out the car -the rain already beginning to kiss at her hair-, shutting the door after her at the same time her father opened the trunk. He handed her a duffel bag that withheld all her necessities and brought his lips to her forehead. "You have fun. Okay, Jo?" he whispered between her hair. Josephine snorted,"It's a camp for the depressed, dad."

"Right," her father agreed. "Well, be careful." He gave her one more peck on the head before releasing her.

Josephine slung the duffel bag over her shoulders, and managed to roll her luggage down the rugged concrete. Halfway at the front door, she turned around- her damped hair whipping at her face- and looked at her father. He was standing out in the rain looking back at his little girl. He knew that she would only be away for the summer, but it was as if he wasn't enjoying the thought of her leaving.

Then, she glanced her mother who stayed in the car waiting impatiently for her husband to drive back home. The atmosphere around there was too depressing even for her; the rain just added to the dejection. Josephine hated her mother. And she was sure that she wasn't her biggest fan either. Some would say that they had this "unbalanced" relationship that just wouldn't stabilize itself.

Josephine raised a hand in goodbye, before walking down a little stone path lined with dark hedges and stepping unwillingly into the cabin. Inside, Josephine rubbed her hands on her arms nearly freezing as she looked around in awe. The room was brightly lit, and warmer than she'd hoped. The room was small, though, picturesque to say the least with leather padded sofas, wooden floorings, paneled walls, a huge fireplace where an old clock ticked loudly. Plants grew everywhere in large plastic pots, as if there wasn't enough greenery outside.

Josephine hadn't noticed before, but sitting on one of the sofas was girl with long black hair who happened to be reading one of those brochures her mother had earlier. She crossed over to an empty seat near her, moved a drenched strand of her hair behind her ear,smiled tentatively, and sat beside the girl in the revolving chair. She picked up one of the brochures the the girl had, and sat waiting for the other campers to make way.

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“You better have picked up all the shit I left for you at the door. Because if I spot one speck of anything, your ass will be finding it’s own way home.”
Wiley’s mother tussled her newly highlighted hair onto her shoulders, adjusting the rear-view mirror to apply her last layer of makeup. How much she were to put on was Wiley’s timetable to how close they were to the campsite; They were nearing their destination.

Wiley spent the last nine-hours listening to his mother’s list of problems and rancid scolding. With any attempt to drain out her sour fulminate, he’d receive a hot iron slap to any exposing skin that was in her reach. By now, his left cheek must have been as red as a summer tomato. Besides, if he was given the choice, a constant thunder of classic rock in the company of his father’s silence was he least he could ask for.

In spite of that, Wiley’s parents dealt out his appointments, meetings, and checkups by the flip of a coin. This time however, by the silent swear session of his mother, the coin fell in favor of his father. Her effort to keep it under wrap stung his skin like candied mouthwash. It was debatable if she truly meant what she said about his health being top priority.

“You’re lucky I was the one who ended up taking you,” his mother interrupted his afternoon sloth, tapping his shoulder to make sure she got his attention. ”I heard your father caught bronchitis from one of his late night snacks. Tsk, serves that bastard right.” Her remaining smile bounced into a cold white crescent, sinking in a web of soft wrinkles.

“Why don’t you just get a divorce?” After many failed attempts, Wiley managed to inject a question. Regardless, it was one he found himself asking annually; yet the answer, which now burrowed its way closer to the truth, has finally made it's way to her vocal cords.

“Because at this rate your father should drop dead, I want the asshole’s money.” A swift but truthful tone fluttered in her response, her eyes blinked toward him in a modest apology. “Anyway, our problems aren't the least of your worries. This little summer camp with allow you to get all mushy and listen to people complain. Just think of it as an vacation from your daily shit load.” His mother turned her gaze back to the rain muck roads, allowing her son a chance to comment.

In spite of everything , Wiley didn't have much of one. His questions required answers his mother had no solution to and much of his complaints were like arguing about a color neither of them had ever seen. He slid down his chair as the sight of endless trees made him sick to his stomach; it would take murder to get him out of a place like this.
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After getting a few hours of rest, Wiley's eyes slung open with the car's sudden halt and the click of his mother's unbuckling seat belt. His heavy eyes examined the cabins before him, “Shit.”

His mother slapped him awake with her raw palm, “Morning sunshine, your summer paradise is just upon us.” She leaned over Wiley, presenting him with a wide smile. “I think I just saw Mr. Milowe and I think I'll go say hi.” She freshened her lipstick and readjusted her sweater, “For your safety of course.”

Wiley had a half sleepy, disgusted expression sewn onto his face, and one he hadn't used since elementary.

“Please, for the love of Christ, can you not hit on the camp workers?” Wiley reached in the backseat and gripped a large haversack, tugging it out with him as he exited the car. His mother followed suit. He allowed his scenery to seep in; a gloomy, chilled atmosphere that instantly made his stomach tie into deeper knots. He imagined the tooth decaying smile of the owner, he could only imagine what the workers would be like. Throwing on his hood, he continued further into the site.

Without much help from his wondering mother, Wiley called out an empty goodbye without the uncertainty if it reached her. Pausing for a moment, he took swift steps on the stone path toward the welcoming lodge, or 'Main Cabin' as it was more properly named. Upon a brief glance through the windows, he noticed two others in dead silence, holding a similar brochure his doctor had handed his mother the moment he mentioned the place. Without another moment to consider it, he stepped in the main doors to join the room with the sound of rain once again.

Taking in yet another new setting, Wiley ran his boots against the door mat and watched the others closely. Both younger, his same age? He couldn't tell. But what he did manage to diagnosis from their human shell was that they both had hard lives. How sever or what supplied it was yet another distant article he didn't have access too.

He sat at the far end of the sofa, tossing his waterlogged bag onto the wooden coffee table. With a short nod to the girls, he sunk into the leather folds of the sofa, his eyelids drooped as if bricks were glued to them.

“Now we wait.”

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Delia Manon


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Delia stared out the window of her brothers ford, tracing the droplets that ran down. Years ago she'd make this a game with her father. They'd each pick one droplet and whoever picked the fastest one won the game. Her dad always had a nack for picking the right one.

Humming along to some country singer Delia couldn't name her brother Mason sent her a small smile. He knew Delia didn't want to go to this camp, but as he told her a week ago;

'I want what's best for you, please trust me Del...'

As always she relented.

After what seemed like a eternity Mason pulled into the derry looking camp that Delia would be spending her pitiful life at. 'S'not that bad eh Del?' He nudged her shoulder playfully. 'I reckon you'll have fun here.'

I'm at some camp for messed up people. What fun could be found on that?

'Sure Mason...I might.' Her bother only sighed in response before opening the door. 'Beautiful day Del! Rain ain't that bad. Means something better is coming!' Mason was always like this. So happy. If he didn't have work Delia was sure he'd be here every day shouting words of comfort at her cabin mates.

Biting the inside of her lip Delia got out and her brother was there in an instant, offering his hand. She took it gratefully, happy to be close to him before she'd be stuck in this hell hole.

'Would ya like me to walk you up Del?' He wiggled his eyebrows. 'I wanna let all the guys and gals here know that if they wanna go after my lil Del they got ta go through me!'

Delia chuckled, although it was mostly to make her brother happy. 'I doubt that will happen Mason. No one would look for a relationship here.'

Mason only shruged. 'You never know Del.' He looked around the camp, wrinkling his nose at the smell of rain. He always hated it. 'I guess I'll say goodbye to you here Del. My boss would kill me if I got my boots dirty and I know ya don't want me embarrassin ya.'

His arms were outstretched and Delia leaned into the hug. This would be the last one they would have for a while and she wanted it to last. They shared the usual I love you, and be safe, and before Delia knew it she was watching Mason's truck drive out of sight.

Sighing Delia drug her feet through the wet grass. She stopped at the door to the main cabin, starting at it in disgust. This was one place she didn't wanna go.

Taking the doorknob with a shaking hand she slowly opened the door, and to her suprise three other children, her camp mates she supposed, sat. Two of them held the packets that Mason had read to her many times in a overly cheerful voice.

Deciding that her best bet to sit and avoid talking to to those around her was to be near the napping boy, she took a hesitant seat by him.

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Keith Zetterstorm sat in the passenger side of his step-father's Toyota longer than he could remember. He was being taken to this camp for the "mentally insane", though people seem to call it Camp Milowe to bring no offense to the teens that were forced to be brought there. Keith didn't mind being noticed for being a lunatic because he knew that it was true. Nevertheless, he never minded it. It was who he was. And who he was what other people feared.

"So, this Camp," he started as he peeled at a tear from the dashboard. "Will there be people like me? I mean with the illness." His father nodded his head, though not releasing his eyes from the lengthy road in front."There will be, though I'm not sure that they'll have the exact same illness as you. Possibly a eating disorder, or depression. It all varies."

"Hmm," Keith only hummed, and went back to peeling at the rip that left him in a trance. He wasn't that great of a listener. To put it this way, Keith Zetterstorm isn't a listener at all. He's the one to question you, not usually the one to expect to receive a question back.

"Will Keifer ever return from the insane asylum?" his little sister, Maggie, asked from behind him.

"It's not a insane asylum, Mags." Keith told her as he rolled his eyes. "Though it sure as hell seems like one." he said low enough for only himself to hear.

The rest of the car ride had seemed to drag by in mid-silence. Eventually they made it to Camp Milowe. A most dreadful looking camp there ever was. He got out the car, and grabbed his bags from the trunk.

"Good-bye son. Don't be such a prick at camp." his dad chuckled, giving his son a nice big bear hug.

"Since when am I ever?" he joked before opening the back seat door to Maggie. "You be good, alright?" Though, she didn't respond. She only lifted a palm out to touch Keith's cheek.

"I love you, Keifer." she whispered. He held back the tears as he looked at his seven year- old sister. "I love you too, Mags." he said before shutting the car door and proceeding on to the main cabin. Inside, it was indescribably gorgeous in which he thought was pretty ironic after seeing how the outside looked. Although, the inside was nice and lively. Wish he could say the same about the campers- one of which was catching some Z's. He circled his way around to sit on an open spot next to this girl with long black hair, and kicked both his feet up on the coffee table.

"Well, now isn't this going to be one hell of a summer?"

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The man that welcomed people in, aka, Mr.Milowe looked a bit troubled at the front desk. Hanley was curious, but she couldn't hear the whispering no matter how hard she tried. People sat around her, and she tensed up as she felt pressure onto the couch. She held her own hand in her lap, and looked down at heeled black boots. Hanley was always a girl to keep to herself. She made herself small, invisible to some.

Mr.Milowe went to the front of the room to look at the teenagers that had gathered onto the couch.
"Welcome all. It seems we are missing one person, but I'm sure they'll show soon. If I have't introduced myself, I am Mr. Milowe, founder of this summer camp. It will be a pleasure to be with you all for this summer, and hopefully we can all make progress together. All of you are here because of your own reasons, and I will remind you that everything you tell your therapist or myself is purely confidential unless we believe you are a harm to us, yourself, or others. You all will meet the therapist here at dinner.
Lets start off with introductions. Please say your name, favorite color, and 3 hobbies you have. Let's start with the young lady with the black hair"
Mr. Milowe spoke. Hanley quickly looked up from her lap before meeting his gaze, breaking it a second later. Why must she be first?
"I'm Hanley. My favorite color is purple, and I write, play bass, and draw" she almost whispered, Mr. Milowe had to lean towards her to properly hear.
"Nice to meet you Hanley. You play piano? We have one in the rec hall you are free to use" he said kindly.
"Cool" Mr. Milowe was having a very one sided conversation with the girl, so he moved on, looking to another to speak up. Hanley sunk back into the couch after she was done speaking, and resumed her earlier position of keeping her head down.



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