Harrison

Look, look, you, you've got this habit with these stories where you expect things of them. You're like, okay, this next part, I need this. And this, I need this. Look, I don't, if it's awful, I want to look back on it and be like, wow, that was a train wreck.

Look, look, you, you've got this habit with these stories where you expect things of them. You're like, okay, this next part, I need this. And this, I need this. Look, I don't, if it's awful, I want to look back on it and be like, wow, that was a train wreck.

Look, look, you, you've got this habit with these stories where you expect things of them. You're like, okay, this next part, I need this. And this, I need this. Look, I don't, if it's awful, I want to look back on it and be like, wow, that was a train wreck.

Or like, there is that one interaction where, um, you heard Graham outside be like, um, or no, he was fighting them. And Amy was like, I don't know why we let you work here. If you don't agree with our beliefs, it's like, why, why would she say that? That sounds like a weird expositionary phrase to throw out there.

Or like, there is that one interaction where, um, you heard Graham outside be like, um, or no, he was fighting them. And Amy was like, I don't know why we let you work here. If you don't agree with our beliefs, it's like, why, why would she say that? That sounds like a weird expositionary phrase to throw out there.

Or like, there is that one interaction where, um, you heard Graham outside be like, um, or no, he was fighting them. And Amy was like, I don't know why we let you work here. If you don't agree with our beliefs, it's like, why, why would she say that? That sounds like a weird expositionary phrase to throw out there.

I think they're going to sacrifice or he's going to be a vessel or something like that.

I think they're going to sacrifice or he's going to be a vessel or something like that.

I think they're going to sacrifice or he's going to be a vessel or something like that.

Let's get it. Part two. A few days later, Camp Oakwood's first session officially began. Around 100 campers, aged 5 to 10, were dropped off by their families for their week-long stay. Julio and I watched from outside our apartment as the mass of children were greeted by a cheerful Amy and all the counselors.

Let's get it. Part two. A few days later, Camp Oakwood's first session officially began. Around 100 campers, aged 5 to 10, were dropped off by their families for their week-long stay. Julio and I watched from outside our apartment as the mass of children were greeted by a cheerful Amy and all the counselors.

Let's get it. Part two. A few days later, Camp Oakwood's first session officially began. Around 100 campers, aged 5 to 10, were dropped off by their families for their week-long stay. Julio and I watched from outside our apartment as the mass of children were greeted by a cheerful Amy and all the counselors.

After the staff finished their cringy introduction, the campers were all brought to their respective cabins to, I assume, unpack their belongings. Graham told us that, on the first night of each session, there would be a big bonfire that was supposed to symbolize the beginning of the campers' time at Camp Oakwood.

After the staff finished their cringy introduction, the campers were all brought to their respective cabins to, I assume, unpack their belongings. Graham told us that, on the first night of each session, there would be a big bonfire that was supposed to symbolize the beginning of the campers' time at Camp Oakwood.

After the staff finished their cringy introduction, the campers were all brought to their respective cabins to, I assume, unpack their belongings. Graham told us that, on the first night of each session, there would be a big bonfire that was supposed to symbolize the beginning of the campers' time at Camp Oakwood.

Graham put Julio and Carson in charge of setting it up while Graham and I were to clean it up once the whole thing was done. 50-50 split of work, as Graham liked to call it. At that moment, I was feeling mixed emotions. On one hand, I was still creeped out by the counselors and other staff, and I didn't know how bad the kids would be.

Graham put Julio and Carson in charge of setting it up while Graham and I were to clean it up once the whole thing was done. 50-50 split of work, as Graham liked to call it. At that moment, I was feeling mixed emotions. On one hand, I was still creeped out by the counselors and other staff, and I didn't know how bad the kids would be.

Graham put Julio and Carson in charge of setting it up while Graham and I were to clean it up once the whole thing was done. 50-50 split of work, as Graham liked to call it. At that moment, I was feeling mixed emotions. On one hand, I was still creeped out by the counselors and other staff, and I didn't know how bad the kids would be.

On the other, however, I was ready to start most of my work so that I could hopefully get my mind off of everyone's behavior around me. Thankfully, I didn't have to wait too long for that. While Julio and I continued chatting, Graham called us over the radio, telling us to hurry over to one of the cabins.

On the other, however, I was ready to start most of my work so that I could hopefully get my mind off of everyone's behavior around me. Thankfully, I didn't have to wait too long for that. While Julio and I continued chatting, Graham called us over the radio, telling us to hurry over to one of the cabins.