Chapter 1: What is the premise of the National Emergency episode?
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Chapter 2: What happened during the first national emergency broadcast?
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National Emergency is a psychological horror audio drama that explores disturbing themes and intense moments. Some content may be unsettling for some listeners. Listeners discretion is advised.
This is an emergency broadcast. If you are listening to this, stop what you are doing. Listen carefully. Your life may depend on it. It has been 15 months since the first documented national emergency event.
Chapter 3: How does Owen Coleman cope after his release?
We have recorded 643,891 confirmed incidents worldwide. The death and missing toll stands at zero for those who followed the instructions. For those who didn't, approximately 1.2 million and counting.
The events begin without warning. They simply begin. When they do, you will receive instructions. These instructions must be followed exactly as stated. The instructions may seem impossible. They may ask you to do things that go against every instinct you have. Do them anyway.
Chapter 4: What are the survival instructions given during emergencies?
Your survival depends on it.
When it happens, not if, but when, remember only this. Listen.
Obey. Survive.
Who do we have here? Coleman. Thirteen months. Felt longer, didn't it? Felt like a lifetime.
Chapter 5: How does Owen's past affect his new job as a bus driver?
Yeah, they always do. You got someone picking you up? I'll figure it out. Okay. Take care of yourself, Coleman. Hope we don't see you back here. Yeah, me too. Ah, thirteen months.
Owen?
Lisa.
Chapter 6: What challenges does Owen face from the community?
I didn't think you'd show.
You look... thin.
Prison food. Wouldn't recommend it.
I... should we hug or... Let's get out of here.
I wasn't sure what you'd want to listen to, so I just left it on news radio.
Is that...
It's fine. Actually, can we turn it off?
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Chapter 7: What are the implications of the emergency broadcasts on society?
I cleaned up the garage apartment above my place. It's not much. It's just a bed, kitchenette, small bathroom. But it's private. You won't have to deal with the neighbors staring or...
Lisa, you didn't have to do any of this.
Yes, I did.
No, you really... I could have figured something out. A halfway house, or... Stop.
Okay, we've known each other since we were, what, seven?
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Chapter 8: What is the significance of the final emergency broadcast?
Eight?
Seven. You threw mud at me on the playground.
You said girls couldn't climb trees.
You proved me wrong. How did you even... the job, I mean... Nobody wants to hire someone who's been where I've been.
Principal Garrett owed me a favor. I've been covering for Janet Simmons' fourth grade class while she's on maternity leave. Working doubles, basically. And we're desperate for drivers.
Why?
Parents are too scared to let their kids walk after, you know, the emergencies. Everyone wants their kids on a bus with an adult. Someone who can follow the instructions if something happens.
And they're okay with that adult being me.
They don't all know, okay? Garrett does, obviously. The supervisor at the depot. But not everyone follows the news as closely as... Do people know?
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