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Divided: A Short Story
David: Welcome Thomas, we are very glad you came.
Thomas: Thanks! I am happy to be here.
David: We invited you here to ask you questions about your last several weeks during the trials. These trials must had been very hard on you and your friends.
Thomas: Yes, those weeks were the hardest times of my life, and the only ones I can remember.
David: Why is that?
Thomas: When WICKED first gathered all of their test subjects, they erased most of our memories. We could remember the names of objects, our names, but nothing before we entered the maze.
David: Wow! That must have been very difficult for you and your friends. You mentioned WICKED, what exactly is that?
Thomas: WICKED is an organization that was developed to find a cure for the
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He forced me to kill him or he would have killed me.
David: I am sorry, that must have been a very hard experience for you.
Thomas: Yes it was, but I later learned it was for the
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Thomas: I would rather see Newt resting peacefully than running around crazy eating other people like zombies.
David: I understand.
Thomas: Sadly, that was not the hardest decision to make.
David: What could be worse than that?
Thomas: Me and my friends tried to take over WICKED’s headquarters. I volunteered to enter the facility and distract WICKED so my friends could take down WICKED.
David: Why would you volunteer?
Thomas: WICKED told me I was their final candidate. They needed me to finish the blueprint and finish the trials.
David: Did this plan work?
Thomas: Not at first, when I first came to WICKED’s headquarter they greeting me and said they needed my brain to finish the blueprint.
David: So they had to kill you?
Thomas: Yes.
David: That must have been an easy decision.
Thomas: Not really, they made it sound like they really were almost finished with the cure.
David: Were you willing to give up your life to help find a cure to save humanity?
Thomas: It took a long time but I decided that the world was already lost and too late for a cure.
David: I understand.
David: Well, did you and your friends succeed in taking over WICKED’s


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