/u/Ben0ut's posts in /r/TwoSentenceHorror

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I begged him to explain it all to us again, the nuclear strikes, the rise of the killer robots, the war that brought making to the brink of extinction, to dumb it right down for us because... because it was all too much for us to understand.

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The deputy on the other end of the phone line was taken aback by my opening gambit and instantly retorted, "so what make you think you're better qualified to rule on the death of your daughter, who you haven't seen in 13 years, than our local Coroner's Office?"

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As the door slid open the security system parroted back its usual greeting "Biometric scan complete, welcome home Mrs Jones"

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As he gently placed the needle on the record he turned and said "Hopefully this will bring back some memories Mum."

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I can recall a conversation years ago where Tom confided in us the two ways of dying that terrified him most; burning or drowning.

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After weeks of torture I discovered that I could taste the difference between my bloody and that of the other captives. I began to develop what one might call favourites.

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Watching as Chloe gently clipped the last of her babies fingernails the midwife allowed herself a small moment of satisfaction at a job well done before asking "is there anything else I can help you with my dear?"

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I sit on the bus and everywhere I look I see dead people.

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He says "Bill I believe this is killing me", as a smile ran away from his face.

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John eagerly hunted through the attic until he found the old toy chest that once sat in the nursery he shared with his twin sister.

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I begged him to explain it all to us again, the nuclear strikes, the rise of the killer robots, the war that brought making to the brink of extinction, to dumb it right down for us because... because it was all too much for us to understand.	27
The deputy on the other end of the phone line was taken aback by my opening gambit and instantly retorted, "so what make you think you're better qualified to rule on the death of your daughter, who you haven't seen in 13 years, than our local Coroner's Office?"	27
As the door slid open the security system parroted back its usual greeting "Biometric scan complete, welcome home Mrs Jones"	27
As he gently placed the needle on the record he turned and said "Hopefully this will bring back some memories Mum."	26
I can recall a conversation years ago where Tom confided in us the two ways of dying that terrified him most; burning or drowning.	25
After weeks of torture I discovered that I could taste the difference between my bloody and that of the other captives. I began to develop what one might call favourites.	25
Watching as Chloe gently clipped the last of her babies fingernails the midwife allowed herself a small moment of satisfaction at a job well done before asking "is there anything else I can help you with my dear?"	25
I sit on the bus and everywhere I look I see dead people.	25
He says "Bill I believe this is killing me", as a smile ran away from his face.	25
John eagerly hunted through the attic until he found the old toy chest that once sat in the nursery he shared with his twin sister.	25