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Who| R and Ellie
What| R deteriorates over the Arena and makes the mistake of trying to attack Ellie. She puts a stop to it. Permanently.
Where| A bit away from the theater: around town where Ellie is on a supply run.
When| Just after Hell-rena
Warnings/Notes| Zombie stuff, possible gore, zombie killing.
Zombies don't do well in heat - toss in humidity on top of the hunger and R's such a mess that even the few fans he has watching him are hoping he gets taken out, fast.
The gore from Eponine is still caked onto his chin in chunks here and there, one side of his face sagging under the humidity. The hunger and the droning sound vibrating across his corpse. He can't think. He can't even manage a simple, kindergarten sentence. Most days he tries to pick a dark corner, ignore the walls peeling down, and try to take his mind off the hunger. Eventually he even forgets the droning. The fog comes back. Today he lurches around from house to house, sniffing every now and then, drooling a little bit all over his sweater.
He comes across Ellie in a small alley between houses. It's dark. He stares at her, sniffs once, and then lurches and sways toward her. It's just foggy enough that it's difficult to see how bad he looks.
What| R deteriorates over the Arena and makes the mistake of trying to attack Ellie. She puts a stop to it. Permanently.
Where| A bit away from the theater: around town where Ellie is on a supply run.
When| Just after Hell-rena
Warnings/Notes| Zombie stuff, possible gore, zombie killing.
Zombies don't do well in heat - toss in humidity on top of the hunger and R's such a mess that even the few fans he has watching him are hoping he gets taken out, fast.
The gore from Eponine is still caked onto his chin in chunks here and there, one side of his face sagging under the humidity. The hunger and the droning sound vibrating across his corpse. He can't think. He can't even manage a simple, kindergarten sentence. Most days he tries to pick a dark corner, ignore the walls peeling down, and try to take his mind off the hunger. Eventually he even forgets the droning. The fog comes back. Today he lurches around from house to house, sniffing every now and then, drooling a little bit all over his sweater.
He comes across Ellie in a small alley between houses. It's dark. He stares at her, sniffs once, and then lurches and sways toward her. It's just foggy enough that it's difficult to see how bad he looks.

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She nearly jumped out of her skin when she saw R - mistaking him for something else - then calmed down immediately when she saw his face. "Fuck, R," She muttered, the hand on the knife stuck in her belt relaxing. "Nearly stabbed the shit out of you. You alright?"
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He lunges at Ellie with an urgent moan.
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But Ellie has lived too long in a world meant to kill her to stay in anyone's reach, and she stumbles backward, the knife immediately drawn.
"R!" She snaps at him, harshly, as if she can snap him out of it - but she's already feeling sick to her stomach because she can see it, in his eyes, in those dead, dead eyes.
He isn't there. His arm is gone, he's covered in blood, and he isn't there.
"Wake the fuck up!" she says, her voice tighter, higher, the knife already out of her belt, held up defensively in front of her.
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R lunges, his good hand reaching out so he can grapple, grab, claw at anything and get tangled up. At that point, he'll probably be close enough to bite.
He thinks, in the back of his head in the little voice that grows quieter the longer the hunger goes unfulfilled, that he'll regret this.
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Whether she meant to be lethal or not, however, had absolutely no bearing on how viciously she struck - her instinct for survival hardened to a fine edge.
"Fucking! R! R!"
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"Gggh!"
At this rate, he'll work his way free of the knife, teething at her with whatever's left of his face...
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And again.
And again.
The knife flashes with a vicious quickness, each stab meant for anywhere in his head.
She had to kill him. She knew that, now. She had to kill him, and she'd tried so hard--
She sobbed, again, the first of the tears falling, as she stabbed one of people she loved to death.