I remember the night well. I was nine years old that late July evening. The circus had come to town and set up a big tent at the county fairgrounds. My whole family decided to go for a fun filled evening of laughs and amazement. It was a very old fashioned kind of circus, nothing…
Letters from Unsung Heroes: The Train – Jacob Edger
A child died today. By my estimate, she was somewhere between ten and thirteen. I don't know what happened. But it shook me to my core. It was not long after the lights went out and the train stopped. We were sitting there in our seats quietly. It was pitch black and no one spoke a…
Letters from Unsung Heroes: The Train – Jessica Wildersen
Dear Sarah, Apologies for my lateness, but the train that was to carry me to West Hampshire seems to have broken as I have been trapped in this tunnel with no power for two days. Don't worry about me for I am doing very well. To be honest, I'm actually finding this quite liberating. Sure,…
Letters from Unsung Heroes: The Train – Andrew Herman
Mark, I hope this letter reaches you in haste. We have been trapped aboard this train for two days now and there seems to be no sign of escape. I'm not really sure what's going on, but I'm terrified. There is an almost frightening calm amongst everyone on board with the greatest emotional problem seeming…
Letters from Unsung Heroes: The Train – Fieldcrest R. W. Wallace the Sixth
To whom it may concern My name is Fieldcrest R. W. Wallace the Sixth. I am writing to inform you of the dissatisfaction I have over your locomotive as my choice of travel. The experience I have had has been most displeasing and I shall not be using your company again, nor shall I recommend…
Letters from Unsung Heroes: The Train – Bruce Thomas
Dear Sam I hope this letter reaches you. I'm trapped aboard a train with many others and I fear for our lives. Considering it's been two days and no one has shown up to help, I believe someone wants us to die. Allow me to recount the events that have transpired since I began my…
Letters from Unsung Heroes: The Train – Gunther
Martin, I believe I watched a man die yesterday. He was just sitting there in the dark, the only light coming from the match of the person next to him trying to see out the window. It was a rather frightening thing to see. He was just sitting there peaceably to himself with his hands…
Letters from Unsung Heroes: The Train – unsigned
Dear mother, I am right now on the train to grandmother's house. A splendid vehicle this is. Did you know that trains have dining tables? Really, they do. It's a special car where you go to eat. Have you ever eaten in a vehicle, mother? I plan I shall do so come noon. That's when…
Letters from Unsung Heroes: The Train – Ester Heraldine
Dear Mildred Pardon my lateness but I have been stuck on the train for almost two whole days. There seems to have been a power outage of some sort and we're stranded in the tunnel. I'm not sure how much longer it shall be, but I hope the power is restored soon; people seem to…
Letters from Unsung Heroes: The Train – Johnathan Millowsborough
Dearest Joseph, I am writing to inform you of the delay of my arrival. The train leading into West Hampshire from Bethany seems to have fallen into disrepair on the tracks inside of a tunnel. It's quite dark in here and I am writing to you by match light. Genevieve was wrong to laugh at…
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