I chipped away at the concrete, hoping my makeshift pick would free me from my prison.

The bone was holding up much better than I thought, and I still had nine fingers to go. I was determined to break free from this prison, no matter the cost. I had been stuck here for weeks, with no sign of anyone coming to my rescue.

I was beginning to lose hope, until I stumbled upon a bone in the corner of the cell. I figured it was my only chance, so I started chipping away at the concrete around the door with the bone.

Hours passed, and I had made some progress, but I was still far from freeing myself. Suddenly, I heard a loud noise coming from outside the cell. I stopped chipping away and listened closely.

It was a low, raspy voice, and it seemed to be coming from the other side of the door. I couldn’t make out what it was saying, but I knew it was warning me to stay put.

I was scared, but I kept chipping away. I had to get out of this prison. Finally, I managed to break through the concrete. I opened the door and stepped out, but to my horror, I saw a figure standing in the shadows.

It was a tall, skeletal figure, and it was staring right at me. I screamed in terror and ran away as fast as I could. I never looked back, and I never found out who or what that figure was. All I know is that I was lucky to escape with my life.

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It wasn’t the bombs, the bullets, the screams, the killings, the corpses of my comrades, that made me snap.

It wasn’t the bombs, the bullets, the screams, the killings, the corpses of my comrades, that made me snap.

It was getting back home and seeing you were with another man that made me snap

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