feel  free  to  change  any  pronouns  or  subjects  (or  reverse).      tw  for  blood,  death  and  physical  violence  mention.

• ‘  is  it  complete?  ’
• ‘  who  are  you?  ’
• ‘  who  is  this?  ’
• ‘  why  are  you  bleeding?  ’
• ‘  what  would  i  do  without  you?  ’
• ‘  do  you  feel  alright?  ’
• ‘  what’s  your  name?  ’
• ‘  why  do  you  hate  me?  ’
• ‘  do  you  want  something  to  eat?  ’
• ‘  aren’t  you  supposed  to  be  someone  important?  ’
• ‘  did  you  read  it  yet?  ’
• ‘  can  you  help  me?  ’
• ‘  why  do  you  act  so  weirdly?  ’
• ‘  what  do  i  do  with  someone  like  you?  ’
• ‘  you  awake?  ’
• ‘  can’t  you  tell  left  from  right?  ’
• ‘  how  dare  you?  ’
• ‘  can  i  have  a  word?  ’
• ‘  why  didn’t  you  fight  back?  ’
• ‘  can  you  stop  interupting  me?  ’
• ‘  why  are  you  here?  ’
• ‘  what  happened?  ’
• ‘  haven’t  you  said  enough?  ’
• ‘  why  are  you  still  ___?  ’
• ‘  why  don’t  you  shut  up  and  be  quiet?  ’
• ‘  what  did  you  dream  of?  ’
• ‘  why  are  you  yelling?  ’
• ‘  how  could  you  say  that?  ’
• ‘  is  that  mine?  ’
• ‘  why  did  you  turn  out  this  way?  ’
• ‘  are  you  talking  to  me?  ’
• ‘  why  won’t  he  date  me?  ’
• ‘  why  did  you  hit  him?  ’
• ‘  why  are  you  crying  yourself  to  sleep?  ’ 
• ‘  are  you  serious?  ’
• ‘  who  did  this?  ’
• ‘  will  i  regret  this?  ’
• ‘  do  you  promise?  ’
• ‘  is  that  mine?  ’
• ‘  am  i  dead?  ’
• ‘  can  you  stop  moving?  ’
• ‘  is  he  looking  at  me?  ’
• ‘  does  it  hurt?  ’
• ‘  how  did  that  happen?  ’
• ‘  what’s  the  weather  for  tomorrow?  ’
• ‘  are  you  in  love  with  me  yet?  ’
• ‘  is  it  that  important?  ’
• ‘  want  some?  ’
• ‘  was  that  an  accident?  ’
• ‘  what’s  the  deal  with  you?  ’
• ‘  who  do  you  think  you  are?  ’
• ‘  can  i  ask  you  something?  ’
• ‘  why  don’t  you  leave  then?  ’
• ‘  how  could  you?  ’
• ‘  is  this  all  you  can  do?  ’
• ‘  why  is  this  here?  ’
• ‘  how  did  you  get  in  here?  ’
• ‘  is  it  freezing  to  you?  ’
• ‘  what  are  you  making  tdday?  ’
• ‘  are  you  lost?  ’
• ‘  has  it  been  that  long?  ’
• ‘  how  could  you?  ’

first blood is a novel by david morrell. tw: guns and blood. 

• ‘ you shouldn’t be walking around. ’
• ‘ i don’t like being stared at. ’
• ‘ you’ve got to rest. take it easy. ’
• ‘ how did i get here? ’
• ‘ now i want you to stop talking and save your strength. ’
• ‘ leave me alone! i mean it! ’
• ‘ we have to stop the bleeding. ’
• ‘ keep your fucking hands off me. ’
• ‘ all right, play it tough if you want. ’
• ‘ let me be. ’
• ‘ i don’t feel a thing. ’
• ‘ but it’s the little things that make a town what it is, that you can watch to make it safe. ’
• ‘ you’re not tired. you’re afraid. ’
• ‘ i’m just not happy unless i get miserable every once in a while. ’
• ‘ that’s the last thing you have to worry about. ’
• ‘ i just was sorry. ’ 
• ‘ who does? ’
• ‘ try and remember. ’
• ‘ that’s very funny. ’
• ‘ hold still. ’ 
• ‘ what the hell’s going on? ’
• ‘ i have bandages under my clothes too. ’
• ‘ where’s my shoes and socks? ’
• ‘ you have to promise me. ’
• ‘ i didn’t want you to think i don’t care what happens to you. ’
• ‘ stand the hell up and identify yourself. ’ 
• ‘ you didn’t pull out the pockets in your jacket. ’
• ‘ is that plain enough for you to understand? ’
• ‘ get your dumbass away from the entrance. ’
• ‘ the gun’s not loaded. ’
• ‘ look at that sun. ’ 
• ‘ been waiting long? ’
• ‘ stay out of it. ’
• ‘ what the hell was that? ’
• ‘ sit down here on the floor. ’
• ‘ that isn’t necessary. ’  
• ‘ i’m alone. i need help. ’
• ‘ no, but you promised yourself, and that does count. ’
• ‘ christ, what’s the matter with you? ’
• ‘ i don’t sleep much anymore. ’
• ‘ wasn’t even a chance to go home and grab my rifle. ’
• ‘ you can’t leave me. don’t leave me. ’
• ‘ i’m fine. it’s a cramp. ’
• ‘ well, you sure put one over on me, didn’t you? ’