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1 You wake up. The light from above, it's too bright. You can feel the cold breeze as you begin to get up from the damp and mossy ground. As your eyes begin to adjust to the bright light, you see a dark figure in the distance. You start to notice that you are in the middle of a forest. You begin to see that the dark figure is a man. He waves to you and starts to slowly walk towards you. You are unsure what to do.
2 You approach the man. As he approaches, you notice that he is carrying a blunt knife in his right hand. You feel anxious as he approaches you and you question whether you made the right choice. He is much more muscular than you are. He suddenly stops about 10 feet away from you.
3 You run away from the man. Behind you, you can
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Your hands collide as they attempt to grasp the knife from the cold ground. You both wrestle on the floor until you miraculously gain the upper ground. As you roll on the floor, you push the man onto his back and grasp your hands around the man's throat, suffocating the life from him.
9 You jump on the back of the man. Throwing your arms around the neck of the man, you attempt to choke him from behind. As he struggles to breathe, he manages to get a hold of the blunt and rusted knife. He throws his right hand over his shoulder attempting to hit you in the face. He misses your face and stabs you in your right shoulder. You immediately let go of the man's neck as you scream out in agony.
10 You continue to cut off the man's air supply as he wrestles on the ground to free himself. The life begins to fade from the man's eyes as he slowly stops moving. You get up from the dead man lying on the ground. Immediately, you try to find the knife that is lying on the ground and take it for yourself. As you look back on the corpse laying in front of you, you begin to feel guilt for the man that you murdered. As your heart pounds out of your chest, the guilt continues to eat away at yourself. While you are filled with guilt, you are desperate for some sort of food to distract yourself from this atrocity you

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