Post by omgitsABI on Jan 10, 2010 18:34:05 GMT -5
AND YOU LIED TO THE ANGELS,
SAID I STABBED YOU TO DEATH.
SilverPoint.
A lost little town out in a place nobody cares to think about. It used to be buzzing with life and community spirit, a place where everyone knew everyone, until a few years back.
Alice Kennedy and Bobbie Hill were the first in a string of mass suicides. The story came as a surprise to everyone; both girls did well in school, had good friends and seemed to be happy. Nobody knew why they did it or why others followed after.
After the news got out, everything changed. The town gained an ominous atmosphere and everyone was on edge. Kids were monitored and a curfew was enforced, all in the hopes that it would stop whatever was going on.
SilverPoint was never the same again.
In the last year or so things seemed to calm down, the curfew was lifted and parents stopped being so paranoid about their kids. But the teens didn't forget. It had effected them in ways that would change them for the worse.
They started turning to drink, many staying out all through the night every night. Others got depressed and started self harming while the rest dealt with it in their own ways. Whatever it was; it was usually never good.
Now the streets are filled with lies, secrets and rumours while friendships and relationships are being made and broken.
How will you cope with it all?
Join us and find out.
if we go at the same time
they'll clean up the mess...
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SAID I STABBED YOU TO DEATH.
SilverPoint.
A lost little town out in a place nobody cares to think about. It used to be buzzing with life and community spirit, a place where everyone knew everyone, until a few years back.
Alice Kennedy and Bobbie Hill were the first in a string of mass suicides. The story came as a surprise to everyone; both girls did well in school, had good friends and seemed to be happy. Nobody knew why they did it or why others followed after.
After the news got out, everything changed. The town gained an ominous atmosphere and everyone was on edge. Kids were monitored and a curfew was enforced, all in the hopes that it would stop whatever was going on.
SilverPoint was never the same again.
In the last year or so things seemed to calm down, the curfew was lifted and parents stopped being so paranoid about their kids. But the teens didn't forget. It had effected them in ways that would change them for the worse.
They started turning to drink, many staying out all through the night every night. Others got depressed and started self harming while the rest dealt with it in their own ways. Whatever it was; it was usually never good.
Now the streets are filled with lies, secrets and rumours while friendships and relationships are being made and broken.
How will you cope with it all?
Join us and find out.
if we go at the same time
they'll clean up the mess...
>>Home >>Link Back