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perfectsymmetry[Crowe knew better than to send a letter asking for a peaceful Christmas. He should have known his wish would be granted in the most twisted way possible.
Residents of Mayfield will find him today wandering around town looking like he's trying not to panic, and muttering to himself. You'll see him looking in windows of houses, running through the streets, occasionally calling the names of his friends.
Any attempt you might make to talk to him is completely ignored. He doesn't even notice if you touch him, as he brushes right past you. He looks scared, and angry, and lost.]
No, no, no! You know this isn't real, i-it... it's not. It's just Mayfield. They're not... they're not really dead... they can't all be...
[Mayfield has him completely trapped in a delusion. To Crowe, everyone in town but him is dead. He's utterly alone, and the longer it goes on the harder it is to convince himself this isn't real.
Later you'll find him sitting on a curb, head in his hands, looking defeated. Nothing anyone says or does to him seems to get through. His not!family will find an empty present and a letter on the floor near the Christmas tree.
That night, he returns home, and hurries to his room, and locks the door.]
Residents of Mayfield will find him today wandering around town looking like he's trying not to panic, and muttering to himself. You'll see him looking in windows of houses, running through the streets, occasionally calling the names of his friends.
Any attempt you might make to talk to him is completely ignored. He doesn't even notice if you touch him, as he brushes right past you. He looks scared, and angry, and lost.]
No, no, no! You know this isn't real, i-it... it's not. It's just Mayfield. They're not... they're not really dead... they can't all be...
[Mayfield has him completely trapped in a delusion. To Crowe, everyone in town but him is dead. He's utterly alone, and the longer it goes on the harder it is to convince himself this isn't real.
Later you'll find him sitting on a curb, head in his hands, looking defeated. Nothing anyone says or does to him seems to get through. His not!family will find an empty present and a letter on the floor near the Christmas tree.
That night, he returns home, and hurries to his room, and locks the door.]
