Horror Camp

You already know I'm not one for flash fiction, so you can picture how hard it was for me to come up with those hundred words Isaac had asked. I mean, I wanted them to be special and meaningful, but I couldn't let my feelings show. They had to make a difference, add to the story he wanted to tell, even if it was to contradict him. Wait. That was something I was actually good at.

Okay, so contradicting him, but in a positive way. He'd told me he intended to tell a very different story from what he'd been showing over the last ten. That he'd always portrayed himself like the fearless investigator, daring the darkness to delve into some mystery. Dark entities were the bad guys, while he was the good guy coming to the rescue of any alleged victim of the week. He'd said he wouldn't do any of it on his last episode with the show, but all the way around.