END OF THE WORLD?YOU MAKE THE CHOICE

By Howard Lin(click on the options to advance. If

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The silence is deafening. You glare across the barren desert. The world, you know, has change. Humanity’s destructive habits got the better of them. Destruction spread across the world. Nothing remains standing.

Oceans are dried up. Trees are burnt to the ground. This is you world now.

Floods of flashbacks flow through your mind. You stand stock still. The remember the last events that had

happened. You were on a ship, sailing towards Sydney, Australia. The reached shore and all your heard were

shouting, screaming. The streets wrecked havoc everyone was fearing something. Something had gone

wrong. Something had happened. That Something wiped out the almost every living thing. That

something is still a mystery.

You are one of the few remnants. You have lost everything you ever had. Family, friends and assets. Nothing living is within your sight.

You dig through the piles of rubbish to try find food and water (Click)

You sit and wait for help (Click)

You sit and wait for help. Slowly you get hungry and most of all you get thirsty. There seems to be no sign of any humans. Your

patience and hope slowly disappear as thoughts of hopelessness fill your mind and you die

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Digging through the rubbish you discover food and water, deep down in the piles of rubbish. There is limited amounts of both

food and water. 4 bottles of water, 2 boxes of biscuits and 2 packets of dried noodles and a dozen pieces of bread.

1. You feel hungry so you eat some biscuits and a packet of noodles and drink a bottle of water.

2. You feel hungry but you fight the urge and only have a piece of bread and a sip of water.

As you reach for the noodles, your saliva thickens. Food at last! You pick up the noodles and devour it quickly. Then almost

instantly you snatch the biscuits and gobble it all up. The food makes you thirsty and you drink a WHOLE bottle of water. The

noodles are known to suck up all the water in your body. Eventually you run out of water and you die

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You fight the hunger as it clenches onto you. You only eat one slice of bread and a sip of water. The conservation of

food is most important. The sun slowly descends and drops below the horizon as the moon appears bright in the sky,

shining upon the vast land of emptiness

You stay where you and go to sleep

You start to walk and find more resources before the sun comes out

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You decide not to travel at night because you could get lost. Through your decision making skills you believe

staying put is the easiest way to survive. Through days and days of staying put, you receive no help. As time

passed the hourglass of life slowly run out. Hunger and thirst eventually destroyed you.

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Through your judgement you decide that waiting would not solve any problems. In your mind, the world is gone.

Nothing remains alive but you. YOU are the only surviving person and if want to survive you must try for yourself. Travelling through the perilous night you come across nothing but the sharp coldness of the desert. The

sharp blade of coldness strikes you, but you defend yourself with the shield of determination. The relentless

movement keeps you heated as you fight up the mountainous dunes of sand.

Daylight strikes and the sun wakes up from its deep rest

You stop and hide inside a metal plane and go to sleep

You stop and hide under wing of the metal plane and go to sleep

As the sizzling sun sprung up, you race inside the metal plane. You drop onto the floor with exhaustion.

The hike through the night drained all your energy and you fall asleep. As you sleep, metal from the plane

absorbed all the heat from the sun and cooks you like a pig. You are deep asleep and is tired from the long

hike. Unable to stop the process, you die in your sleep

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As the sizzling sun sprung up, you race under the metal plane’s wing. You drop onto the floor with exhaustion. The hike through the night drained all your energy and you fall asleep. The plane keeps you cool throughout the day and

allowed you to survive the day.

The deadly heat died as the scorching sun set. The beaming moon once again rises and guides you through the night. Soon you reach a limestone cave and all your

thirst problems were solved through the enormous supply of water.

Soon more and more people found the cave and by no time people filled the earth once more but they learnt one

thing.

We'll never know the worth of Water until the well go dry.

The End