User:Colette Hart/Characters/Colette Whitney/Articles

These are some of the articles Colette Whitney has written on her notebook, and that wants to publish. Feel free to give your opinions in the talk page. Just be respectful, please.

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Escape

The greatest coordinated movement of survivors that has been seen in Malton during this year. The Escape is a movement with more than 400 integrants (439 when I wrote this), making it the largest group in the stats page. Tired of the life in Malton, the Escape enthusiasts want to get out by overwhelming the countermeasures placed around the city (walls, barbed-wire fences, etc.) with sheer force and numbers. Choosing the Ellicott Place Railway Station as rendezvous point, they expect to force their way out of the city on June 1. If their plan fails, some desperate survivors will choose a permanent death by jumping off a window instead of being trapped in the city, with the so-called "Operation: Lemmings". The plan has already attracted more than 400 survivors who hope to escape. In response of it, the zombies have already planned their own movement. No Escape. The No Escape movement's objective is to hinder and kill the escaping humans. However, with a group of more than 400 survivors holding a single building, it is unlikely that they can stop them without good organization. No Escape opposes completely to "Operation: Lemmings", since they prefer killing the survivors instead of letting them jump off a window. The movement has attracted lots of undesired attention. Murderers are acting at every hour, the lights constantly going out due to saboteurs.

This obviously leads to one single question. What is going to be the outcome of this movement? No one knows. However, it is unlikely that anything will happen, as the quarantine security is very tight. The anti-escape countermeasures are more than likely sufficient to stop a mob of escaping survivors. But even knowing that the odds are against them, people will try it.

There are some other problems with this. If the escaping people actually manage to escape, there is a possibility of carrying the virus, which would cause the outbreak to escalate to a global situation. Zombies would try to get out of the city by the same way, which may be even more dangerous to the whole world. Also, the escape or even the extremist plan of "Operation: Lemmings" would probably cause the balance to tip unfairly towards the zombie side, as lots of survivors would be dissapearing from Malton.

With a little more than a week for the designed date, June 1, we will have to wait to see what is going to happen.

Aesthetic Judgement

A couple of weeks ago, in the Stickling Mall, a small group of people began killing non-descript survivors in a movement they called "Aesthetic Judgement". The movement was apparently lead by a man who called himself Artaud. The goal was simple: To kill any non-descript survivor, regardless of his/her affiliation, class, status and level.

This caused some debate among the survivors of Stickling Mall, a suburb where murder is a common sight. Many local groups stated over the radio that they would accept and protect non-descript survivors, as they had the right to keep their profile empty. Others supported the idea, as it promoted the creativity in Malton's lazy non-descript survivors. To show how they supported or oposed to the idea, violent attacks where launched from both sides. Retaliatory violence towards the Aesthetic Judgment supporters was also a common sight. This was, however, interrupted by the attack of the Ridleybank Resistance Front, who ruined the mall and forced most of the survivors to flee to safety. It is unknown if the Aesthetic Judgement still goes on.

If you have any reports on the Aesthetic Judgement or about Artaud or any of the supporters, please contact the author.