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A Deadly Timer
The antique mechanism of the old clock had stopped. The winding should have been enough -- and yet, though the pendulum swung back in forth in perfect rhythm, no comforting clicks emanated, as was usual, the reassuring pulse of a consistent heartbeat, regulator of a healthy household. The big hand had paused, 2 minutes of. I thought, was this an angel, come to my aid, or a devil, seething more terror, personifying the foul deed about to fully unfold? She would be here, at nine. No doubt, her obsession with punctuality. 2 minutes till, the fiend had bound me to a chair. Assembled the deadly charge, painstakingly attached to the clock. Gagged as well I had no way of warning her. 2 minutes till...no, 1:58, 1:57, the clock's now deadly hand had begun to again advance. I heard her key in the door. One minute to detonation. The door squeaked on neglected hinges. "Cut! All right, 10 minute break" the directed informed us, after shooting for 4 hours non-stop.
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