Part One: "A Man With a Knife"
I walked into a dark alley and
got stabbed. It was a man with a knife
who stabbed me. The man with a knife
pulled the knife out quickly. It all
happened so quickly that I wasn’t sure what had happened. There was a warm feeling, and a wet
feeling. It felt at first like getting
punched, and secondly there was a warm feeling and a wet feeling. The man with a knife pulled the knife out
quickly, and then turned and ran. When
the man with a knife pulled the knife out quickly and then turned and ran, he
turned and ran quickly too. When he ran
quickly too, the man with a knife slipped in something warm and wet. When he slipped in something warm and wet,
the man with a knife looked at first like he’d gotten punched. It looked at first like he’d gotten punched,
and it looked secondly like he hit the ground rather abruptly. Thirdly, he got
stabbed too. Thirdly, I had been in
something of a daze, and fourthly I hit the ground. I hit the ground rather abruptly too. Then a woman with a stroller strolled by the
dark alley.
When the woman with a baby
stroller strolled by the dark alley she noticed two men hitting the ground
rather abruptly. One of these men was
the man with a knife. The other of these
men was I. I noticed first her baby
stroller, and secondly the abrupt movement with which she stopped
strolling. Thirdly, she screamed, and
fourthly she hit the ground rather abruptly.
The woman with a baby stroller had not been stabbed, but had been with a
baby. First the baby screamed, and
secondly I wondered when the baby would hit the ground rather abruptly
too. Then a man in a hat ran to the
baby, who was screaming.
First the man in a hat ran to the
baby, and secondly he noticed the woman.
The man in a hat noticed the woman had hit the ground rather abruptly. I noticed the man in a hat did not thirdly
notice either of the two men who had hit the ground rather abruptly. One of these men was the man with a knife,
who had been warm and wet once. The
other of these men was I, who had been warm and wet once too. I noticed the man with a knife and I both
appeared colder now. The man with a
knife appeared colder than I. The man
with a knife and I appeared to both be still wet. Then I noticed the man with a hat had helped
the woman with a stroller to her feet. I
noticed first they looked at the baby, and secondly they did not fall in love
at first sight. I noticed thirdly the
woman with a baby stroller indicated to the man in a hat the two men in the
dark alley who had hit the ground rather abruptly. Thirdly the man in a hat noticed the two men
in the dark alley who had hit the ground rather abruptly, and fourthly he
investigated. The man with a knife did
not move, and I did not move. I did try
to move, but could not. The man with a
hat went fifthly to the man with a knife, who was the closer of the two men who
had fallen rather abruptly. The man with
a knife was rather impulsive, a real do good sort. The man with a hat who was a real do good
sort impulsively pulled the knife out of the man with a knife. Simultaneously, something warm and wet came
from the man with a knife and I was able to move. Both of these things startled the man with a
hat, who now had the knife. The man with
a hat who now had the knife was now warm and wet and startled, and he dropped
the knife. The knife fell rather
abruptly into the man with a hat’s foot.
I noticed fourthly the knife was rather sharp, and fifthly the man with
a hat who now had the knife was now rather abruptly stuck to the ground. Simultaneously, the man with a hat noticed
both of these things too. Sixthly, the
man with a hat screamed, and seventhly he hit the ground rather abruptly
too. The woman with a stroller noticed
all of this. Simultaneously, the woman
with a stroller hit the ground rather abruptly and toppled the stroller rather
abruptly too. Then the baby hit the
ground rather abruptly too. I noticed
sixthly I was able to move, and noticed nothing seventhly. Then I awoke surrounded by medical
staff. I did not notice if the baby had
screamed.
Next, in Part Two: "Surrounded by Medical Staff"
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