Skeith Takahata II
Lesbian Anarchist
- Joined
- Feb 26, 2009
- Location
- Elsewhere
Sybil's life had been on a downward spiral for several months prior to the accident. She had lacked the courage to stand up for herself against the bullies at school, she hadn't the courage to admit her attraction to one of her friends, and had begun to feel more and more separate from her family and friends. Depression had taken hold, and thoughts of suicide were ever intrusive until she'd finally decided she'd had enough.
One day, on an afternoon after school, she threw herself from atop a bridge overlooking the road below. Her body collided with a passing vehicle and rolled across the road in a bloodied heap. It was in that moment, as life had begun to fade from her body, that she'd been visited. Her eyes hazed over by blood, didn't allow her to see the being, and the impact had stripped her of any sound other than intense ringing for several minutes. But there was a subconscious knowledge of what it wanted, and she conceded.
Her body remained comatose at the hospital for several weeks, when she first awoke, she over heard doctors speaking about her miraculous survival. According to what she heard, she should have died moments after impact, and there was no explanation for how her body was even still functioning. When she wasn't given any answers to her questions, she'd grown violent and angry. Making life very difficult for the doctors and nurses.
At least a week from her awakening, she'd grown silent. Her eyes and ears were covered by bandages, and she was sitting up in her bed. Her face turned to the window, as though she could enjoy the view. Her body was held in place by several restraints in case of another outburst. She couldn't get doctors to answer her questions, or explain what had happened after the accident. She had no concrete memories of the time prior to the accident, aside from flashes, and a need for answers, and to locate the faces that continued to surface in her mind. She'd been told visitors would be allowed to see her soon. But there was no sign of friends or family, just whispers and confusing desires.
One day, on an afternoon after school, she threw herself from atop a bridge overlooking the road below. Her body collided with a passing vehicle and rolled across the road in a bloodied heap. It was in that moment, as life had begun to fade from her body, that she'd been visited. Her eyes hazed over by blood, didn't allow her to see the being, and the impact had stripped her of any sound other than intense ringing for several minutes. But there was a subconscious knowledge of what it wanted, and she conceded.
Her body remained comatose at the hospital for several weeks, when she first awoke, she over heard doctors speaking about her miraculous survival. According to what she heard, she should have died moments after impact, and there was no explanation for how her body was even still functioning. When she wasn't given any answers to her questions, she'd grown violent and angry. Making life very difficult for the doctors and nurses.
At least a week from her awakening, she'd grown silent. Her eyes and ears were covered by bandages, and she was sitting up in her bed. Her face turned to the window, as though she could enjoy the view. Her body was held in place by several restraints in case of another outburst. She couldn't get doctors to answer her questions, or explain what had happened after the accident. She had no concrete memories of the time prior to the accident, aside from flashes, and a need for answers, and to locate the faces that continued to surface in her mind. She'd been told visitors would be allowed to see her soon. But there was no sign of friends or family, just whispers and confusing desires.