The List: War of Insurrection

Corrigan: "If we run in to many different directions we'll lose our bearings completely, though mine are gone for the most part. And if we never switch directions, our running won't be very productive."

Autumn: I ran a hand through my hair and touched my necklace. "Come on, think." Platforms were on the ground, but escapes usually went up. "We need to watch the ceiling.

(I think I'm going to make a few cc's about my world in my novel so I can develop it.)

Corrigan: "Alright." I tilted my head upward and stared at the ceiling. "This wilo get tedius."

Autumn: "Who said it would be fun?" I asked, stepping forward. "Do you have a glow-glo on you?"

(Flashlight)

Corrigan: I tossed her the one I had flicked on earlier. "Don't waste it."

(g2g be back in a couple hours)

Autumn: "I don't see how I can't."

Corrigan: "It was worth a shot. Do you want to keep walking while we keep watch on the ceiling, or did you want to watch one part of it for awhile?"

Autumn: I step forward. "What other jobs did you have?"

g2g. be on @ 6. or whatever normal time I made up.

Corrigan: "Mechanic, errand boy, butler, shoe-polisher, blacksmith...and a lot more. You name it, I've probably done it."

haha okay bye!

I be here.

REPOST

Corrigan: "Mechanic, errand boy, butler, shoe-polisher, blacksmith...and a lot more. You name it, I've probably done it."

Alice: I frown. "How old were you when you first started working?"

Corrigan: "10. I delivered papers back then, but that was all anyone would give a kid that age. Hardly made it through that year, with three little mouths to feed."

Autumn: "Can I say I'm sorry, or will you say you don't want my pity?"

Corrigan: I shrugged. "I'm beyond worrying about pride, so I don't care. I'm use to being pitied by anyone famous."

Autumn: "Does it matter that I'm famous?"

Corrigan: "Well yeah. Our whole world revolves around fame."

Autumn: "But it's only for control. The List used to be a good thing."

Corrigan: "Sure it was." I said sarcastically. "Just how exactly was it good?"

Autumn: "It used to be a source of reward for the do-gooders. Or at least that's what my dad tells me. And then the assassins came and made it into a game."

Corrigan: "The Do-Gooders...interesting. Well, whatever the past was of The List, this is the present. And probably the future. Famous people look down on the less-so, even though they're the ones who are at risk of being murdered."

Autumn: "Anyone can be murdered. We're just the ones who have a high price."

Corrigan: "And you're proud of it."