do you want to go first
'cause i'm happy to wait
//italicized font is part of the dream and regular font is what's actually happening physically. Also, just put a slight gore warning on this because it does mention him burning but, once again, I tried not to get too detailed!
Fire. It was everywhere. It was filling his lungs, burning his home all over again. Why had this happened again? How could it happen again. "Daddy! Daddy!" He shrieked for Harrison but this time it seemed no one was coming to save him from the flames. Sobs broke from his chest and he would frantically look about before spotting the door. He just had to get to the door.
Jacob would roll out of bed suddenly, not even aware of his pain in his dream. He would, in fact, run out of the house that he shared with his father and into camp. However, when he finally got there panic seemed to suddenly surge through him, incoherent cries bubbling up from him. He was still clearly asleep, his blue eyes hidden behind his eyelids and all the words he spoke were slurred in an odd fashion that suggested he was not entirely conscious. Only a few words could be picked out, those being 'fire' and 'daddy'. Frantically, the boy would begin to tear at the bandages that covered him.
Fire was burning his body just like it had before, in all the same places. He felt it burning his leg, his torso, his face. It was all the same as before and he couldn't stop it. Screams of pain came from him but this time none of his clanmates were coming. He was alone. No one was coming to get him.
The simple fact he was tearing off all his bandages was plain evidence he wasn't conscious. Harrison himself had witnessed how horrified he'd been when he saw the atrocity his own wounds were. They marred his face and sides and leg, merciless blackened skin. His face and leg were by far the worst, looking as though it'd been charred by the fire. Now all the bandages were off and he was standing just outside his house, cries coming from him as though he were in just as much pain as he had been the night he'd gotten burned. At this point, all the bandages had been torn off but he kept trying to take something off himself, just pawing at his burns and making it worse as he sobbed. He still thought he was on fire, he was trying to put it out, to do anything to get the pain to stop but there was no fire and he wasn't burning. He was safe but in this state he didn't think he was. He thought he was going to die.
Fire. It was everywhere. It was filling his lungs, burning his home all over again. Why had this happened again? How could it happen again. "Daddy! Daddy!" He shrieked for Harrison but this time it seemed no one was coming to save him from the flames. Sobs broke from his chest and he would frantically look about before spotting the door. He just had to get to the door.
Jacob would roll out of bed suddenly, not even aware of his pain in his dream. He would, in fact, run out of the house that he shared with his father and into camp. However, when he finally got there panic seemed to suddenly surge through him, incoherent cries bubbling up from him. He was still clearly asleep, his blue eyes hidden behind his eyelids and all the words he spoke were slurred in an odd fashion that suggested he was not entirely conscious. Only a few words could be picked out, those being 'fire' and 'daddy'. Frantically, the boy would begin to tear at the bandages that covered him.
Fire was burning his body just like it had before, in all the same places. He felt it burning his leg, his torso, his face. It was all the same as before and he couldn't stop it. Screams of pain came from him but this time none of his clanmates were coming. He was alone. No one was coming to get him.
The simple fact he was tearing off all his bandages was plain evidence he wasn't conscious. Harrison himself had witnessed how horrified he'd been when he saw the atrocity his own wounds were. They marred his face and sides and leg, merciless blackened skin. His face and leg were by far the worst, looking as though it'd been charred by the fire. Now all the bandages were off and he was standing just outside his house, cries coming from him as though he were in just as much pain as he had been the night he'd gotten burned. At this point, all the bandages had been torn off but he kept trying to take something off himself, just pawing at his burns and making it worse as he sobbed. He still thought he was on fire, he was trying to put it out, to do anything to get the pain to stop but there was no fire and he wasn't burning. He was safe but in this state he didn't think he was. He thought he was going to die.