<div style="text-align: center">《 Rebel》<br/>
<i>Location: LDS Church; approx 1 mile into their trek<br/>
Addressing: Armando, Anise, Kennedy, Rachel, others</i>​</div><br/>Oh, for fuck's sake – this was getting ridiculous. Just as Rebel thought he was getting through to the hard-headed nurse, the Mayor of the Gay Pride Parade decided to throw in his two cent's. Rebel rolled his eyes, looked back to Armando, and tapped the dorsal of his left wrist with two fingers, then held up eight. That's the time they had left. In eight minutes they would leave and whoever straggled behind them were left to their own devices to survive or die.<br/><br/>But as Kennedy was rallying the small group, using their names and personal knowledge of them to evoke empathy and obedience, that little snippet of a woman came barreling in. Rebel narrowed his eyes at the woman, her sprinkling of freckles, full lips, and short hair making her look younger than she probably was.<br/><br/>"It would be convenient to me if she let people make up their<i>own minds</i>about what they did," he snarled down at Anise. "I already<i>said</i>we cleared this place out last year, long before Mrs. Hale checked out," he reminded her. "If people want to commit suicide, it's their choice."<br/><br/>Evelyn Scott seemed to know what she wanted, pushing past them after declaring her decision. Rebel dared Rachel to try to stop the woman, his eyes following the movements of the nurse as if he was ready to wrestle her to the ground if she did. He turned back to the others and raised his voice enough to be heard above the din.<br/><br/>"Listen! Part of being free is the ability to chose what you want to do<i>for yourself</i>. In seven minutes we're moving out. If you want to stay, stay. If you want to pray, pray. And if you try to stop someone from doing what they want," his eyes went to Rachel, "realize that I'm going to defend<i>their</i>right with any force necessary." Dark eyes turned to Kennedy. "And really?<i>You're</i>going to lecture us on the things of God?<i>You?"</i>He smirked. "Have you read Leviticus lately?"