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Underground eXperts United
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Presents...
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[ Reel ] [ By The GNN ]
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"REEL"
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by THE GNN/DualCrew-Shining/uXu
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The light fades, hard white light, and finally the film begins.
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He walks towards the old white house that is surrounded by a green lawn
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and a frame of red roses. Blue sky, hot sun and not a single cloud. He
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hesitates by the dark wooden door. Then he reaches for the bell and rocks
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the small rope beneath it.
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The door opens and a beautiful young girl appears. Her name is Julia.
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She examines the well-dressed boy in front of her, who carries a red rose
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in his hand. She is just about to ask why he is here, when he suddenly
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turns around and runs away. He drops the rose on the lawn right before he
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jumps over the hedge and disappears down the hot street.
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End of reel.
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The man in the red sofa sighed.
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"Not good, not good at all..." he mumbled. "Worthless, actually."
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This part of the film had to be edited. Back to the tight dark room
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right next to the movie theater.
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He placed the reel into the machine and played it again - frame by frame.
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towards-the-old-white-house...
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So far, so good. He knew when he should cut.
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suddenly-turned-around-and-ran-away...
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Cut!
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Stupid part. He removed the sequence from the film and threw it into the
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thrashcan beneath the table. While leaning back into the uncomfortable
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chair, he thought for a while while sucking on his pipe. After a few
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minutes he knew what he wanted.
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The light fades, hard white light, and the films begins.
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"Hi sweetie, I am John. You might remember me. We go to the same
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school."
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The girl next to the dark wooden door looked at him with cheerful eyes.
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"Yes," she said with a happy voice. "I do remember you!"
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Short moment of comfortable silence. "What are you doing here, John?"
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He did not answer her question. With a steady hand, he gave her the red
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rose. "For you."
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"For me?"
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He smiled and nodded. She took it and looked confused, but still happy.
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"Oh, sorry!" she said. "Please, come in."
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End of reel.
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Excellent! Perfect! He slapped the hand on his knee and did thumbs up
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to the screen that now only presented hard white light.
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Back to the dark room. This time he grabbed reel nineteen eighty-six.
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The film begins.
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Holding hands, Julia and John walking down a rainy street. People who
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cover their heads run past them and into taxis and shelter. But the two of
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them just walk there. The rain does not bother them. Their love is stronger
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than ever, something that may have to do with the fact that they just
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injected a dose of heroine into their veins. Someone...
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Cut! For christ sake, cut!
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The words echoed in the small movie theater. White light.
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He replaced the rain with a sun. No drugs, just love. The final version
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showed two young happy people who walked on a happy street, hand in hand,
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on their way to the beach.
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The beach? No. Did not work. Not in the middle of a city. He thought
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again.
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on-their-way-to-the-ice-cream-man...
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Much better.
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"What now?" he said to himself and let his eyes wander through the huge
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collection of reels.
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"1972. Birth and childhood."
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"1989. Education at West High."
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Finally he saw what he wanted.
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"1999. Marriage."
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He placed the reel into the projector, turned it on and quickly ran down
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the stairs to his red sofa.
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The film begins.
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Completely drunk, John manages to say 'yes' to his bride. Then he turns
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to the priest. He looks like he is about to say something, but the only
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thing that occurs is that John vomits all over...
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Cut! Shit! Cut! Cut!
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When he was finished the white wedding was lovely. He began to feel
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satisfied with his work. But something was missing.
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"2030. Death."
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He trembled as the film began.
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John plays football with his son in the garden. A storm is closing in
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from the west.
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"Maybe we should go inside", John says but his son insists that they
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should play for five more minutes.
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John watches the dark clouds in the sky and ponders about their content.
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The answer is delivered to him at once. A flash of lightning emerges from
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the sky and strikes him. He dies. His son slowly walks towards him.
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Cut.
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"What a boring way to die...", the man in the red sofa muttered. "I have
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to change this."
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A few minutes later he discovered that the part could not be edited. It
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was against the rules. Death is absolute and cannot be changed. He tried
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over and over again but nothing happened.
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he dies-click
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he dies-click
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He was not able to edit this part. With a deep sigh, he played the film
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forward. He saw his son walk towards his dead body, scream and run inside
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to get Julia. She did not know what to do, so she called the police and an
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ambulance. But nothing could be done. He was dead and gone.
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"Gone to this place..." he said with a low voice.
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Then he played the film forward again. He saw his funeral. Depressing
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part, mostly because all of his friends were there at once and he could not
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speak to them.
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Forward.
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Julia dies and leaves their son alone in the world.
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Forward.
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Their son works in a bank.
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"What?" he screamed and looked at the small screen on the edit-machine.
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In a bank? Ridiculous! His son really deserved something better. He
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wanted to change the film into a version were his son works as a well-paid
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author, writing success-stories for a hungry mass. Impossible. Nothing
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after own death could be altered.
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He left the reel in the machine and pushed the fast forward button. He
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watched for hours and wondered why he had not done this before. He saw the
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world change, people being born and people who died. He saw continents
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move on the seven seas, bump into each other and form new countries. War,
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destruction, people being born, people dying, earth spinning. Stars in the
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sky disappear, appear, disappear.
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"This must surely be against the rules" he thought. But he kept on
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watching while increasing the speed on the fast forward.
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Earth died and so did the entire universe.
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End of reel. There was nothing more to see.
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//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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They wrote about e-zines in a paper magazine but forgot to mention uXu!
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Complain! Do it! Write to: Z.MAG@ZINE.SE
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Welcome to paradise.
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uXu #229 Underground eXperts United 1994 uXu #229
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