act-I-scene-4-doomsday

[ACT I — SCENE 4 — DOOMSDAY] [DAVID — NARRATION] Over the next few days, the housekeeper was like a busy bee, buzzing around, pushing me to let her pack up Tina’s things. I finally told her to take a few days off. Something told me to go through the boxes HOPE had been nervously packing. That’s what I was doing when I got my second warning from an unknown number; it said simply... “Get your affairs in order.” Something told me Tina wasn't the woman I thought she was. I called down to the guards' gate and told him to go home. I couldn't trust anyone. I alarmed the house and locked it down, barricading the doors and sealing the windows in a bunkered state, Titanium blinds that Tina and I had argued about more than a few times. [dead-pan] I thought she had been a conspiracy theorist. I guess this was doomsday. I was just about to learn why she insisted on such extreme security. I wasn’t ready [echo] For the atrocities I was about to see (see) [Echo] Oh, no! [whispers and echoes, no singing] (Oh no! Oh... no.)