Personal Narrative: Teenage Zombie Apocalypse

"Isn't is obvious?" Steve asked. "You're debate skills will help convince the masses to see things our way."
"But we're just kids. Nobody's going to listen to us."
"Nobody's going to know that. With Britney's animation skills and my expertise in technology, we'll be completely anonymous. Nobody will be ever to track us."
"Okay. I'll do it."
"Really?" I asked.
"Sure", Madison said. "I love convincing people to see things my way."
For the next couple of weeks, Madison, Steve, and I tried to figure things out such as where are we going to make these videos, and what are we going to say? In the meantime, I avoided Mom as much as I could. I never went to the police because I was simply too afraid.
Two weeks later, Madison, Steve and I uploaded
the first of a series of videos to the Network.
"Are you sure this will work?" I asked.
"Of course it will", Madison said. "Just think back to all of those shows we used to watch when we were three and four years old. We learned from those shows because they were entertaining."
Our series was about a group of teenagers who were trapped in their school because of a zombie apocalypse. We called our series, Another Teen Zombie Show.
"The United States used to have a two-party political system", Mr. Williams said. Mr. Williams is one of the characters in our series, who's based on Mr. Sparks.
"But between 2035 and 2050", Mr. Williams said, "things changed. We now have a four-party political system. These four parties were created by all of the major companies in the United States."
Suddenly, the entire class heard the chime of the P.A system.
"May I have everybody's attention?" The Principle asked over the P.A system. "The school is now in lock down. All students and teachers are to remain in their classrooms until further notice. I ask all other staff members to come to the principle's office as well. Our security system has locked all classroom doors. They can only be opened from the inside."
Everybody in the classroom were scared.
"Okay everybody", Mr. Williams said to the class. "Please remain
calm."
"Don't worry", a female student said, "I am calm."
Suddenly, a loud scream came from outside of the classroom.
"I'm going to see what's going on" Mr. William said.
Mr. Williams left the classroom. All seemed calm at first. Suddenly, blood splattered all across the classroom door window.
To be continued.
"The animation is so realistic", Steve said to me. "Where did you learn to animate?"
"I have a lot of free time", I said.
Within only a few days, the first episode of our series have received over a half a million views.
Two weeks later, another episode of Another Teen Zombie Show was uploaded. The second episode picked up where the first episode left off.
"What the fuck?" Clair said as she slowly approached the door.
"Clair", Mel said, "don't open it!"
"I'm not, Mel", Clair said. "I'm just gonna look out the window."
Clair looked out the classroom door window. "I don't see anything", she said.
Suddenly, on the other side of the classroom door, through the door window, a zombie jumped out right in front of Clair. Clair screamed.
As soon as the other students saw the zombie, they all jumped out of their seats and moved away from the door.
"What do we do?" Clair asked.
"I have an idea", John said.
"What's your idea?"
To be
continued.
Throughout the next eight weeks, four more episodes of Another Teen Zombie Show were uploaded to the Network. During that time, people posted comments on the video.
"It's pretty clear what this series is about", one commenter said. "The drug ring called The Hive represents how government, big companies, and the media are making people stupid. They are called The Hive because they have a hive mind."
That one comment gave me a lot to think about.
The following Monday, Madison, Steve and I sat down to lunch in the cafeteria.
"Are you okay?" Madison asked. "It looks like you're about to cry."