Summary: The Pedestrian Sequel

The Pedestrian Sequel: Exposition That feeling of helplessness sank deep in Leonard's heart as the car passed the gray and lifeless streets. His destination was a place he had never known about and the little black jail with bars he was being kept in made him feel more worried about what he had done. The driver was nonexistent and Leonard Mead was used to it after all, the streets were like dry river beds during the night. “So sir what was I doing tonight that I needed to be arrested?” He questioned. The iron voice was quick to respond “That is not information that needs to be told to you” “But sir I am just wondering why? The reason isn’t because of something bad, is it?” Leonard once again quizzed. The voice went silent and the rest of the
No wife, or viewing screen in your house. And no current profession, but used to be a writer,” he explained in as much detail as he could fit into each sentence. He knows more about Leonard than anyone else now “See you in the morning Mr. Mead” “Wait! What are you talking about!” Leonard exploded. When the sun rose, the birds started to chirp and sing. Dr. Edwards felt it was the perfect time to wake up Leonard. “Rise and shrine sir,” He exclaimed “No!” Leonard screamed “A little mad today aren’t you,” Dr. Edwards provoked “I’m mad because I'm still in this horrible room with you,” All Leonard wanted was to escape to be free and to feel the crisp, and cold November air cut through his nose and burn his lungs. Now that his mind was set, he would try everything he could. After days of trying to escape, and the countless tests he had to go through. He felt he would never be able to escape even though he had Dr. Edwards. He felt he was alone, and he couldn’t shake that feeling. Every day the tests got worse, one day it was trying to get Leonard to watch TV, by locking him in a closet with TVs everywhere. The questions Edwards would ask drove Leonard