"Every Rose Has It's Thorns, Too Bad you learned that after you got pricked"

Chapter five- Whatever you do don't let the rose FALL!

- A young and upset girl (Alyce), is talking with a quiet, yet ruthless young man

(Setting: In Francesca Irwin Hotel, floor 22 room 12. Alyce bursts into the room where the disturbed man is sitting and begins, 

How dare you!

-There's no rules you are free to act and do as you please. (said the man)

No but you advertise rules!

-We do, but nobody has to listen

How can you advertise making someone into the "perfect" version of themselves and not expect anyone to  pressure others into doing the same! That's your game, you sit there advertising this, it's wrong, we aren't dolls!

-It's wrong, but it's also right. *Man get's up slowly and see's a rose sitting on the seal of the cold window. Alyce looks up and notices. 

You ruin everything you touch, you'll ruin it too! leave the rose alone

-No

Leave it be!

DONT touch it!

-What are you going to do?

. . . let the rose do what's in it's nature

*the man pushes the rose off the seal

he  watches it as it drifts downward, 

wait! 

-What now! he said angrily!

you shouldn't have done that

...roses control and symbolize you, who you are, you are the rose

It's not fake, you can't make something natural fake ...

your letting that rose fall to it's death. 

*frightened the man starts shaking

therefore your falling to your death, 

*The man bursts out the room, 

rushes past the elevator and run's down the stairs as quickly as his feet allow him too, 

at every corner frantically looking through the window hoping the rose doesn't fall 

Growing weaker, tired, older....

reconsidering everything he has done leading to this very moment, now ashamed

He pushes through the final step, pushes the door open just in enough time to see that 

the rose is an inch away from the ground , alongside him is standing  Alyce.

The man jumps for the rose and  falls to his knees, A single tear drops rushes from his face

he didn't catch it, 

the rose slammed to the ground, it's petals break instantly.

Alyce stood over the man, shivering, 

she leaned down into his ear and whispered, "next time you'll listen when I say, don't let the rose fall." 

She took off her lace coat, laid it over the man, picked up the rose carried it back to the room and laid it on the window seal once more

the rose immediately healing itself, looking new once again

 and murmured to herself, no one ever listens... 

Alyce pauses, her long black hair,  stripped from her head and onto the floor, growing gold,  her eyes the color of gold become pale blue, Alyce laid on the floor covered in roses, struggling with her last breath...

the wind began screaming wildly, cries began to be heard, an unknown face bursts into the room, the young man looks at Alyce and goes to close the window. when Alyce whispers, 

"whatever you do, 

Don't let the rose fall"

...but it was too late, the rose began falling once more, with only one breath and now wanting to waste it on explaining everything over to a fool again, Alyce closed her eyes and took a deep rest. Mirrors began to shake, windows began to burst. 

. . . This all happened because someone let the rose fall

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-If you were confused this may help you out, 

(Alyce symbolises all things natural and advocates that her whole life,

she tries to explain to the man that if he messes with nature he is initially messing with himself, roses symbolize life, 

As the man is running down the stairs and watching the rose fall he is watching his life collapse and getting older and older by the time he makes it down the stairs he dies because he pushed the rose, he messed with nature. 

Alyce want's this to continue so people will stop messing with nature. As she begins to die from so much nature dying a man, someone whom is going to make the same mistake not knowing the past (what had just happened to the man before him) is going to do the same thing. 

So not wasting her last moments let's him do it, this time he can't reverse it and has no warning and initatially ruins mankind, for hurting nature....himself. 

-it may be a bit confusing but reread it, it will make sense just think about Nature v Society.