My name is Wade Wilson, and I'm a bad guy.
"Everyone, I have... a bomb!"
Well, I'm not "evil" bad.
"OH MY GOD!" "ARRRGH!"
It's not like I'm Dr. Doom, I don't want your eternal soul, I have no idea what I'd even do with that.
"Let's just stay calm and I probably won't kill you."
And I definitely don't wanna destroy the world. Who would there be to annoy?
"No promises though."
I just get a kick out of being a bit of a dick. Rhyme unintentional.
"Please... I have a son!"
That, and the fact that being a bad guy pays through the nose. All the way up the nose in fact, and into the brain. Actually I think a quater got stuck up there once and made me the guy I am.
"I have a son and a wife!"
The New York train system. It's like... well you saw Spider-man 2 right? You're reading this, of course you saw Spider-man 2. Well it's like exactly that. I don't know why people even take public transport anymore, the amount of damage caused any time Bruce Banner wets his pants, there's such a high risk of one of these carriges being your huge, "Cribs"-style coffin.
"Yeah well I got 2 kids and 2 wives buddy, so let's stop gloatin'!"
These people will be glad to know that this train won't be their coffin. I'd imagine once I blow this thing sky high their coffin will be an office window, or the street floor-- Wait, did that guy say he had 2 wives!?
"You, lover boy, get up."
"But I just said I had the most--"
"I don't recall saying that was gonna help your chances my friend. In fact it only helps me out a little bit."
Yeah, I guess I really am a bastard. Pistol trained on my new buddy, I scan the rest of the carridge cloesly as he raises his hands, gets up from his seat and slowly edges towards me, hands in the air and his eyes wide open, fixed on the big device strapped to my chest, under my now-unbuttoned trench coat.
"Pl-pl-please--"
"Oh god, not a cry baby. What's your name, blubber boy?"
"G-Geoff."
"Well Geoff, I'm afraid your bragging has got you here, so you only have yourself to blame for that. Now I'm going to put this gun here against your head. That way it'll look like I really am serious. Should you begin to cry anymore when I place said gun against said head, I'll take no hesitation in blowing said head over his whole space. Okay buddy?"
"O-okay."
"Atta-boy!" Geoff bites down hard as he feels the cold metal press into the back of his head. I don't press too hard, sometimes that leaves a little ring on the skin and you look silly!
"Now, members of this carridge, I won't lie to you, I have a reason for being here today, a reason that will lead to a big pile of dough. I'm here to kill one of you. It's not you Geoff, don't worry about that dude, but it is one of you. The problem is... well I kind don't know what the dude I'm supposed to kill looks like. Don't ask me, the guy I hired is kind of new to this "kill people I don't like" shindig. Ergo, we find ourselves here; me with a bomb, Geoff with a gun to his head... and at least one of you awaiting death."
The carridge, bar the sobbing and muffeled screams, is dead silent now. The train's come to a halt, and I can already hear the police sirens. "Now this isn't The Taking of Pelham 12... whatever, I just wanna get this done and go back to watching Captain Kangaroo. If the person I'm after... a one Mr. Andrew Stockdale doesn't stand up in the next 5 seconds... well Geoff's strangely going to be making 2 women widowers."
"Please! Don--"
"Ah ah, Geoff, remember the gun dude. Now if you don't stand up, makes no difference to me. I'll blow this place sky high instead and you'll all die. And I've got one of those things Wolverine's got, so don't worry about me. It just stings a bit so I'd rather do this without having to blow my stomach away. It's countin' time! 1..."
No reaction.
"2..."
"Oh god--" Geoff's next pathetic outburst is cut short by the butt of my gun on his head.
"3... come on Andy, I'm sure Geoff wants to see at least 1 of his 2 wives again. Tell Andy what their names are, Geoff."
"Lilly and... Yyvelinne."
"Yyvelinne? Seriously dude what the hell?"
"She's a Russian mail--"
"Stop right there. Oh where was I? 3!"
"You said 3." from the back of the carridge.
"If you really want to die, keep challenging my math. 4 and a half..."
Silence.
"4 and 3 quaters..."
...
"Okay well nice knowing you Geoff, you could tell me that Russian's number before I pop yo--"
"WAIT!" Andrew Stockdale springs up like he'd sat on a pin.
"Andy! How nice of you to join us! Get up here ya' big tease, I knew you wouldn't let Geoff di--" BANG! "Oops... pushed a little too hard there. Well accidents happen." Geoff hits the floor with a dull thud. Shame, I sort of liked Geoff; he had 2 wives. I can see the fear in Andy's eyes, the first tear run silently down his face. Another cry baby.
"Okay well Andy you stand behind me pal and we'll leave in a sec, no need for these nice people to see your brains on their clothes too." Andy brushes past me as I kick the door open. "Well guys, it's been emotional." I turn back to the rest of the carridge. "We had some good times, some laughs, even some tears... quite a lot of tears in fact, but the important thing is--"
"Andy's gone." One passanger points to the door, where Andrew has leapt out and started legging it back down the track.
"Good, thought he'd never leave." I unstrap the device on my chest and toss it to the floor, people falling back in terror as it falls. I sit down on Geoff's chair and cross my feet, resting them on his body.
"But I thought you were meant to kill him."
"And kill him I will."
"And I thought you had a bomb!"
"I do have a bomb, or did anyways. It's in Andy's pocket right now. That thing on the floor was just playdough, which is surprisingly good at looking like a fake bomb!" I casually look back through the window to where Andy is streaming down the line. And into the arms of the police. "Aaaaaaand now."
BANG!
The train rocks, people scream, and I yawn. Never trust public transport. I get to my feet and hop off the train, waving to the crowd. "See you around, chumps!" I strut off into the big cloud of smoke the bomb has created, the area completely clear of police.
Okay, so I guess I really am a pretty evil guy. But you gotta love me, eh? I think I'll go home now an-- OUCH! I walk into a wall... an invisible wall.
"Huh? Oh... I guess this areas blocked off until next Season. Well, see you in a week, folks!"