Massey Highschool

Mac Matthews was a normal college student who loved his average day to day life. However, one day he uncovered evidence of a vast conspiracy. He discovered that the President of the United States had ordered his city a terrorist state and that on the edge of it's borders, military insurgents constantly fought the US military. However, the vast arsenal of weaponry, artillery, and man power, somehow rivaled that of the military. Mac soon realized that his principal was a dictator who used his power to manipulate the parents of students to go about their lives as normal for fear of their children "disappearing." He also ordered any who attempted to exit the city shot.

Mac was at a party when he realized that the principal ordered any parties at Massey Highschool to be shutdown, as they were beginning to waste school funds. The many students detested this, mostly his older brother Joseph, who was known as the "king of the party." Joseph decided that if they couldn't party out in the open, then it would happen in secret. This plan began to go off without a hitch, however when Mac had an argument with his brother, leading to Mac berating him, Joseph left without him. A snitch ratted to the authorities that night, leading to the party being shutdown. When the police began using heavy force, Joseph was shot in the head in a quick outburst of anger from a policeman. Mac, heartbroken, cradled his brother's body as the policeman was detained. Everyone at the party felt great sympathy for Mac, angered, but still as he now had to wait for his brother's murderer to be charged. This increased his inner circle as this new found sympathy led to others paying closer attention to Mac. Mac then waited for his brother's murderer to show in court. When he did not, the judge immediately dismissed the case. A stunned Mac, shocked at what had just happened, questioned the judge, and questioned the courtroom. However, all just stood and sat in silence, as if they could not hear him, including his own father. Angered and disturbed, he opted to walk home, still questioning the situation. Upon investigating, he and a friend discovered the policeman to be their highschool principal's estranged son. However, both were caught in the investigation, being held until Mac's father could bail him out. With this new knowledge he and Jenny questioned their principal. He simply waved them off. Later on after this, Mac realized that his friends began to simply not show up to school. They then witnessed one of their friends murdered right in front of them, the policeman bragging that "no one will believe them." Believing that he cannot begin to fight this new conspiracy without his friends dying, Mac decided to leave school. However, his friends, believing him, urged him not to, stating that they'd follow and protect him from the police. They then broke into his dad's gun cabinet. Later that day, an armed Mac, his friends surrounding him with guns, entered the school to a stand off with police. However, this ended in a stand still as the principal intervened, telling Mac and his friends that they could keep their weapons but to not horse "around." Students and teachers, frightened, wondered why Mac sat with his enteraouge armed with weapons. By the end of the day, Mac would have a friend betray him at the cost of another. Knowing now that this was more than anyone could deal with, Mac advised any and all who were willing, to take up arms against their peers. Half the school split into two factions, Pro-Mac, nearly only a quarter of the school's population, and Pro-Marsh, the school principal. Vowing to now throw a party in his brother's honor, the death that started his knowledge of the conspiracy that still went without justice, a quarter of the school attended, slipping past the armed students stood guard outside. However, he was called out to his yard to meet the principal again. A shocked Mac realized that the principal had now brought the military and surrounded the house. He revealed to Mac that he had threatened to make all the children of the community's parents disappear in exchange for their silence. He then brought out his estranged "step" son, offering his death at Mac's hands in exchange for Mac and his follower's surrender. Mac, seeing his brother's killer's face again for the first time, pointed a gun at his head. He chose not to kill him, saying that mercy prevails. The principal, angered, decided to give him two hours to change his mind until they would be killed. Mac then walked back into the house, his followers touching hands with him. Mac then told them to turn the music up and party until their last moments. Later on Mac fell onto the top of the crowd as they carried him as Jenny looked on in reverence. They then prepared for a last stand against the principal, knowing they would surely lose. The students were then picked off one by one. Jenny, seeing Mac shot, stumbled out of the house. The principal, arrogant, decided to taunt her as she appealed to the soldiers humanity. However, as he got in close, she attempted to stab him. He was easily able to dodge this and turn it around on her instead. Looking into the eyes of an empathetic soldier, something spoke to him as he changed sides, shooting the principal dead. The soldiers all then began walking away. Jenny then stumble back to the house, falling back to Mac side, dying as she began to bleed out.