Tuesday, September 19, 2006

Enter the Web of Illusion: A Short, Short Novella.

Prelude:

In Texas, there are big trucks that drive about 90 miles an hour down the freeway, swerving in and out of traffic like formula ones.


Chapter One.

Driving to class, I was behind a truck. The truck was pretty big, and had detail work done on its paint. In short, it looked like the sort of trucks that drive very fast in Texas. Following a strategy of getting behind reckless speed freaks and following at a safe (albeit speedy) distance, I switched lanes and matched pace with the truck.


Chapter Two.

Time passed. The road reeled ever outward into the nothingness of Texas.


Chapter Three.

It slowly dawned on me that I was not actually going fast. I looked at my speedometer. Ten miles below the speed limit.

"What the hey?" I exclaimed.


Chapter Four.

It occurred to me that the truck merely appeared to be a fast truck, and thus gave off the illusion of speed. In fact, the truck was The Great Deceptor, and I was ensnared by the tangled brambles of illusion that grew from it.


Chapter Five.

I passed the truck.


The End.

Comments:
have you seen that video somebody took of a semi that turns into optimus prime?? maybe that was him, driving slow and looking for decepticons.
 
there are no decepticons in texas, i heard so from fox news.
 
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