The Incident

WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING?!?!?!
Who the Hell do you think you are?! What makes you think you can mention that, and here?!? Do you know how many lives were lost? How many hurt? Why would you ever even bring that up? When I go to bed at night, I cry myself to sleep. EVERY GOD-DAMNED NIGHT!!! You know why?!? Because of PEOPLE LIKE YOU! DO YOU KNOW HOW LONG I'VE BEEN TRYING TO FORGET?!?!?!?

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I'm sorry.. I was...a bit frank I'll admit...

It's just that, well, ever since... um,

Well.

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First of all, we DO NOT speak of the incident. Everyone in Logan High School knows what the incident is. Once you step on Logan High grounds you are immediately pulled aside by Officer Graves into the theatre with all the other freshmen to hear someone, whose face is covered as to conceal their identity, recount the incident. He insists he had nothing to do with the incident but the fear and guilt in his voice tells a different story. The story is so traumatic that most of the freshmen begin fits of screaming and crying and many are carried out in a stretcher. Those who remain are are scarred for life. This assembly and every other assembly following it is ended with "...and remember, we don't talk about the incident."