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 He could hear only his breathing in that dark room. After having been arrested for spreading resistance propaganda against his home country, the only thing Teller could remember was a harsh bludgeon to his face. Ever since then, he has only been able to see constant darkness. Hours slowly wafted by as his fear for the unknown punishments awaiting welled up inside to a boil. Finally, a large window of light shined through, nearly burning his eyes after the amount of time they've been shielded from light. The pain of seeing the visible spectrum forcing Teller to clench his eyes even more. It was both a sign of relief and a bad omen at once,

The bell rung from being hit by the front door. The room inside looked much like a small curios store would, displays lined to the brim with its products, countless decorations and ornaments hanging to and fro the ceiling, with the gentle smell of sandalwood incense smoking without care in its stand. The sunlight of a calm Spring day shone through the windows as the young woman took steps inside the shop. Already she saw much promise in what this little store had, hearing of it from a rumor passed through streets. The products lining the shelves and displays were nothing more than little porcelain statues. They portrayed many figures, from

Some Help All it needed was a bit of help, and now I'm feeling happy once more. There's always someone out there who can help. There's nothing wrong with getting any.

Sparkly Holiday People find new ways to put up their decorations every year. The most hardcore of Christmas celebrators will go out of their way to use the same get up every year. While this is all good and whatnot, it does become rather taxing on the electric bill, seeing as how these lights and decorations were only meant to look pretty rather than save anything, either energy or money. I would think that a simple wreath upon the door every year is suffice for decorations. Surely if you want people to know that you celebrate Christmas, you'd be better off spreading that cheer to those who are less fortunate to have such things, but st