#michael getty

Michaels? All of them? Shelley, Distortion and Crew? Please?

michael getty is in the carry-on luggage

Naomi Herne, 13.01.2016, Wormshill, Kent.

Naomi first discusses her preferences for being alone for most of her life. All of her relationships had ended one way or another because she just preferred her own company, and she never had many friends to speak of. This changed when she met her recently deceased fiancee, Evan Lukas. She became sociable, and no longer preferred being alone. 

When he died in March 2015, she regressed to being alone. She tried to attend his funeral, but found his family (who she had never met) cold and distant. She gazed as Evan - who had taken the same hardness as his family in death. Eventually, an old man stepped forward and told her to leave, as this was a family affair. Distraught and unable to reply, she left, crashing her car at 12:11pm (six hours after arriving at the house). 

A thick, malicious fog gathered around her as she left the wreckage. Eventually she found herself in a graveyard, and a chapel. She shouted for help, and noticed the grave nearest to her was open as if waiting for her. The fog tried to drag her into it, but she managed to claw her way out of it. 

Inside the chapel she saw the same field she currently stood in, but with moonlight in it. She knew she had to make a choice, and fled the chapel. She heard Evan’s voice telling her to turn left, and is hit by a car. She later woke up in hospital. 

Notes: Naomi has with her a small piece of carved granite from a gravestone which cannot be traced. It reads “forgotten”. Likely the lonely either has a close relation with or is the opposite of the buried - death being a driving force for grief and loneliness but also being smothering. A graveyard is inherently full of other dead individuals - so inherently is something opposite to being alone. This juxtaposition is super interesting - especially going back to the dude from MAG2 and how he managed to avoid the allure of the buried. 

Entities: the lonely, the buried (loosely)

Names mentioned: 

Evan Lukas

Naomi Herne

Pastor David (Naomi’s pastor growing up who worried about her “getting lost”)