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Justine find out the jury finds her guilty of the murder of William Frankenstein and that she is going to be executed Monday at 9:30 am. Justine decides that she will not be punished for something she did not do and she came up with a plan to escape the morning of her execution. The day of her execution is here and she has her plan all figured out. The guard comes in to escort her to the execution site Justine waits until the guard locks her in the cell to get his keys off the clip on his pocket when he put the cuffs on her he puts his keys to the cell on the cabinet next to the mirror Justine wait for that exact moment she grabs the keys and run. Justine makes it to the main gate and she is unlocking the gate she looks over and she see
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The creature and then stops yelling and falls “wham” she looks over and he is laying right next to her looking straight at her. Justine grabs the knife out of the creature eye and stabs him right in the neck, the creature is not struggling to breathe now he looks at her through his only eye and says I was the one who put the locket in your pocket to frame you for that boy’s murder with a smirk on his face. Justine starts to scream and cry why the creature then says because you were so cruel to me Justine still crying says now everyone thinks I killed my little brother and I didn’t how could you you ruined my life now it’s time for me to ruin yours Justine now standing walks out the cave bolts the door but on her way out she kicks over the lighter fluid and drops the lamp the whole cave began to burst in flames she begins to walk back into the forest heading to the main road with a smirk on her face she get their and all of the guards and police is out there she surrenders and she takes her time waling to them they take her back into custody where she is now going to be executed she looks over at one of the guards and tell him that the creature will burn in hell for the she begins to laugh, She

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