Glint of a Gunbarrel
by Jarrow Merenivitch
Part one: Spotting a Gunbarrel.
It was a lazy afternoon for James Bond. He had just left his london flat
and was heading for M.I.6 offices for a daily report and maybe a new
mission to some tropical place or crowded European city. But his first
job was to pick up a copy of the Times so he could read it in his office
to pass the time away. "Time, Times" Bond thought to himself " Sounds like a bad pun." It was windy and Bond
was glad he had his Bowler hat, he spotted the nearest News
seller and walked passed the numbers of people on this crowded street
hurrying like rats to their seperate lives, so seperate that his life
was
like a badly drawn out fairy tale. He spotted the news seller and ran up
to it.
Phillipe Tomas emerged from the Stairs to the top of a large skyscraper,
well of course Phillip
Thomas was his real name, Phillpe was an assumed one, an alias because
he was wanted in Great Britain. Phillip was an assassin paid by a
unknown man to kill a secret service agent called 007. Phillip removed a
fake mustache and toupee to reveal a bald scalding face of evil. He
opened a large briefcase an assembled
the miscellaneous parts to form a rifle, he saw the man he was to kill
at a newsstand, he rose at the edge of the building and pointed at 007.
Bond walked away from the news seller and
noticed something out of the corner of his eye.
he clicked the computer that was his mind, it was round and it was
pointing at him. Thinking of the obvious conclusion,and being a trained
assassin himself,walked slowly and grabbed the gun out of his left
armpit spun and shot at
the glint.
Phillp was broke out of stance pointing at 007
because his sniper rifle exploded. Phillip saw
the bullet from 007's gun going straight
through his and given more spinning ability by the rifling of his barrel
and breaking out the back of his and hitting his head. Blood trickled
down into his eye and his head shook for a while then he fell of the
building seeing the
view of bond and the rifling of the gunbarrel
as his last thought.
Authors note: this is a direct take on the gunbarrel sequence at the
beginning of all James Bond movies thank you
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