The Woods Are Alive
Somewhere around the boring part where the guy named Rolf and the oldest daughter are singing You are sixteen, going on seventeen, Jack nudged me.
“Dude, I’ve got to pee,” he said. We both got up and kind of hopscotched
over the kids who were sitting or lying down on the sleeping bags.
Summer waved as we passed and I waved back. There were lots of kids from the other schools
walking around by the food trucks, playing the carnival games, or just hanging out.
Of course, there was a huge line for the toilets. “Forget this, I’ll just find a tree,” said Jack.
“That’s gross, Jack. Let’s just wait,” I answered. But he headed off to the row of trees at the edge of the field,
which was past the orange cones that we were specifically told not to go past.
And of course I followed him. And of course we didn’t have our flashlights because we forgot to bring them.
It was so dark now we literally couldn’t see ten steps ahead of us as we walked toward the woods.
Luckily, the movie gave off some light, so when we saw a flashlight coming toward us out of the woods,
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