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The Executioner

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Written by Jimmy

Tuesday, 27 May 2008

The button wasn't nearly as red and shiny as her dad had promised, but Katie went ahead and pressed it all the same. "Didn't you like that, Katie?" asked the man with the big furry microphone.  "Why not?" "B-because..." Katie stammered as she tried to remember her big words. "Because it was a quick death, and that was more than his victims had." Copyright 2008 Jimmy Keyword: microfiction button death Report this story | Add to Favorites | Send to Friends | Author's Profile No Comments posted Comments (4) Posted by Vango 2008-05-27 10:49:45 .... Great story, but a little short. + Report this comment Posted by Behind_the_Mask 2008-05-27 10:54:36 ... wow to use a child to condem a criminal is a powerful story indeed, took me a moment to catch on to what you were saying. even though a killer who tourtured his victims should have a death i believe the kid is correct that any quick death for that kind of killer means it is too kind to the killer. + Report this comment Posted by Something Indecent 2008-05-29 14:42:06 .... Very short but a good observation on the child's part. She might someday end up in that chair herself... + Report this comment Posted by strawberrywino 2008-06-21 17:12:07 don't like it having a kid kill someone, then using the child to promote the death penalty + Report this comment Post a comment Post a comment

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