Major Karnage (2010)
“Sydney stood beside him on the ceiling, right side up.
“What happened?” Karnage asked.
“We escaped from the alien ship.”
“How?”
Sydney frowned. “It’s . . . kind of complicated.”
“Try me.”
“I think we had help.”
“Why can’t I move?” he asked, tentatively testing out his frozen muscles.
“That was me.” Sydney rubbed her throat. “You sorta . . . tried to kill me back there.”
“Oh.” The memories of what happened came flooding back to him: his fist squeezing her trachea. The shocked, terrified look in ...her eyes. The explosions, the smoke, and the flames, and then . . .
Karnage looked away, ashamed. “I lost it, didn’t I?”
“Yeah,” Sydney answered. “You did.”
“I’m . . . I’m not always right in the head.”
“Apparently,” she snorted. “So how are you feeling now?”
“A little better.”
“Only a little?”
“A lot.”
“Okay.” Sydney gave him a suspicious look. “But the next time you try something like that, I might not go so easy on you.”MoreLess
“What happened?” Karnage asked.
“We escaped from the alien ship.”
“How?”
Sydney frowned. “It’s . . . kind of complicated.”
“Try me.”
“I think we had help.”
“Why can’t I move?” he asked, tentatively testing out his frozen muscles.
“That was me.” Sydney rubbed her throat. “You sorta . . . tried to kill me back there.”
“Oh.” The memories of what happened came flooding back to him: his fist squeezing her trachea. The shocked, terrified look in ...her eyes. The explosions, the smoke, and the flames, and then . . .
Karnage looked away, ashamed. “I lost it, didn’t I?”
“Yeah,” Sydney answered. “You did.”
“I’m . . . I’m not always right in the head.”
“Apparently,” she snorted. “So how are you feeling now?”
“A little better.”
“Only a little?”
“A lot.”
“Okay.” Sydney gave him a suspicious look. “But the next time you try something like that, I might not go so easy on you.”MoreLess
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