Rainbow
Preface
I’ve heard of a rainbow before—I’ve understood its meaning, too. But, to me, it was always a symbol of good. In the Bible, God shows us the rainbow as a sign that he would never flood the world again. In The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy saw the rainbow as the gateway to freedom and happiness; a place without a single care; paradise.
But, man, was I wrong!
It was all a plot—a scheme, if you please—to alienate people. Really, the Rainbow is a secret organization—a government inside our government. Except, they control our world. Everything.
If someone falls out of line, then they are eliminated.
If someone tries to kill The Boss, then they are eliminated.
If someone gets too suspicious, then they are eliminated.
You might think I’m crazy for believing in such a thing—the world being an entire puppet show. But I know they’re real. How? Because I’m in Rainbow.
So far, it’s hell.
But, man, was I wrong!
It was all a plot—a scheme, if you please—to alienate people. Really, the Rainbow is a secret organization—a government inside our government. Except, they control our world. Everything.
If someone falls out of line, then they are eliminated.
If someone tries to kill The Boss, then they are eliminated.
If someone gets too suspicious, then they are eliminated.
You might think I’m crazy for believing in such a thing—the world being an entire puppet show. But I know they’re real. How? Because I’m in Rainbow.
So far, it’s hell.