Approaching the window, Sam frustratingly whispered 'Damn it… I forgot to close the curtain. I can't keep checking outside like this.' With one final step, Sam reached the window, looking- not around at his neighbors, or at the ground. Sam stared instead directly into the sky, at the ominously close moon. Every trench, every rock, Sam could view perfectly. He thought to himself, 'Oh- it didn't move much since I last checked. That's good, I was worried considering how loud that bang was; but I guess it doesn't correlate to distance moved, only that it did move' As the dread settled, he closed the curtain shut, walking melancholically back to his room. It was time for him to continue his journey, traversing the internet in hopes of letting the people know of the apocalypse. For some reason, although it was so very clear to him that the moon was directly on a collision course with the Earth, not a single other soul seemed to take notice. He was deemed crazy, psychotic, and every other adjective of the sort when he petitioned with a poster board in person, so the internet was his anonymous alternative. Which meant he really had to have a working laptop. Reaching to wipe his keyboard, he was met with a familiar site- a notification. Once done cleaning it, he begrudgingly clicked on the notification. And at that moment, he froze.
'Hey- I saw your message. You can see the moon-fall too?
@Holey Ivette
