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It had been a while of digging for Rolf, but he'd finally finished the best burial he could make for the man. Although a shovel wasn't in the house, Rolf had used what strength he had left to dig a hole with a garden trowel. His arms were killing him, but he could barely care about the pain. Rolf felt empty. Alone. This man's death only made Rolf think more about his sister. The fact that... the horrible possibility that her body was out there somewhere... or that she'd had to go through the pain and suffering this man did.
N-no... he couldn't think like that. He had to have some hope.
To finish the grave, Rolf bound two sticks together with a few discarded rags he found, forming them into a crude cross. It would have to do. Before he left the grave, Rolf laid the man's baseball bat beside the cross, and looked down at the floor.
"I should have come sooner. Then maybe you'd still be here, and I'd get to know you more. But... at least you're with your family now." Rolf whispered, then turned away from the grave with a deep breath - heading towards the house again, and dropping the garden trowel behind him.
As Rolf re-entered, his hands coated with dirt, he saw Olivia comforting Jason - telling him that he didn't murder the man. Of course he didn't murder the man - there were no bullshit laws against voluntary euthanasia now. Someone had to do it.
Rolf privately smiled to himself a little to see those two were getting on okay. He thought it would happen, as soon as the man came out from nowhere and shot one of the walkers. Sure, Rolf killed the other one, but... that was with some dumb, sharpened stick. Turning away and sitting on the staircase, Rolf was quiet as he rested his head in his hands, his mind a blur of thoughts.
Although it was always nice to be around other people... Rolf wondered if he actually fitted in with this small group. I mean... would he be anything more than just someone on the sidelines? The quiet one? The one who talked to himself - or the cowardly kind of guy...?
Rolf didn't know what had caused him to start thinking about all this. He just felt somewhat... alone, even if he was with people. Empty. That was a better word to describe it. And with all of this going on... Rolf privately wondered if there was anybody out there - who was made for him. But he quickly pushed that thought aside. It would just be a distraction... and make him more on edge.
Wiping one more tear away from earlier, Rolf spotted his fencing mask, and placed it in his pack, before heading to the kitchen. As expected, kitchen knives were around - and a broom.
Rolf had an idea for a new spear. He couldn't think about finding somebody made for him at this stage - right now, survival was priority... ... ... ...right?
N-no... he couldn't think like that. He had to have some hope.
To finish the grave, Rolf bound two sticks together with a few discarded rags he found, forming them into a crude cross. It would have to do. Before he left the grave, Rolf laid the man's baseball bat beside the cross, and looked down at the floor.
"I should have come sooner. Then maybe you'd still be here, and I'd get to know you more. But... at least you're with your family now." Rolf whispered, then turned away from the grave with a deep breath - heading towards the house again, and dropping the garden trowel behind him.
As Rolf re-entered, his hands coated with dirt, he saw Olivia comforting Jason - telling him that he didn't murder the man. Of course he didn't murder the man - there were no bullshit laws against voluntary euthanasia now. Someone had to do it.
Rolf privately smiled to himself a little to see those two were getting on okay. He thought it would happen, as soon as the man came out from nowhere and shot one of the walkers. Sure, Rolf killed the other one, but... that was with some dumb, sharpened stick. Turning away and sitting on the staircase, Rolf was quiet as he rested his head in his hands, his mind a blur of thoughts.
Although it was always nice to be around other people... Rolf wondered if he actually fitted in with this small group. I mean... would he be anything more than just someone on the sidelines? The quiet one? The one who talked to himself - or the cowardly kind of guy...?
Rolf didn't know what had caused him to start thinking about all this. He just felt somewhat... alone, even if he was with people. Empty. That was a better word to describe it. And with all of this going on... Rolf privately wondered if there was anybody out there - who was made for him. But he quickly pushed that thought aside. It would just be a distraction... and make him more on edge.
Wiping one more tear away from earlier, Rolf spotted his fencing mask, and placed it in his pack, before heading to the kitchen. As expected, kitchen knives were around - and a broom.
Rolf had an idea for a new spear. He couldn't think about finding somebody made for him at this stage - right now, survival was priority... ... ... ...right?