Jack's Monologue

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Another chair flew across the room while you laugh with glee at Soldier 76's rage.

"Let me see you! I can feel that your here moving my things, frying my electronics. I can hear your laughter. Your empty words of sympathy to comfort me.. Show yourself or leave!"

You rematerialize enough to appear but remain transparent. "Why should I give you the gift of peace when all you gave me was pain?".

Jack had snatched you away from your home one night when you were sleeping. You woke up screaming chained to a bed with him hovering over you declaring his love for you. You never saw him before that day but he described how it like love at first seeing you and has been stalking you ever since then.

Jack kept you chained to the bed only letting you go when you had to shower or use the bathroom. He always brought you food and talked to you about his day. You would stay as far from him as your chain would allow.
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He would whisper compliments through grunts saying how good you felt and how much he loved you. And after a while you enjoyed the warmth of his touch his sadistic show of affection. The very thought that you were falling in love with him horrified you.

One day when Jack was putting away his gun and ammo you jumped on top of him. Before Jack could even process your sudden movement his gun was already in your hands. You give Jack a small smile before pointing the gun at your chest and firing. The last moment you remember was Jack catching you with tears in his eye's screaming at you to not leave him.

You didn't reappear as a ghost until a couple of weeks later seeing Jack crying at your tomb. The distress look on his face was satisfying to you that day foward you haunted him, to the horror of

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