No.

This is creepy.

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Hey, Nicole. What do you think is going on here? What do you mean, Daniel? Like, with the camp?

I don't know. It looks pretty good out here, all things considered. You know, because John's the one responsible for it all. What about John? What about him?

Don't you think it's kind of strange that after we got here, he went off by himself, and then we saw him crying in the dark.

Not really. John cries all the time. Just show him a puppy video or a firefighter saving someone

and he suddenly has something in his eyes. Did you see a puppy or a firefighter out in the swamp?

No, I wish. Then this would really be a great camp. Do you want to talk to the others about it? No, I wish. Then this would really be a great camp.

Do you want to talk to the others about it?

No. Not yet.

I guess it could have been about something else, right?

Knowing John, it could literally be anything.

Come on, let's go join the others at the campfire.

You have a story today, right?

Yeah, it's about how there's something wrong at the edge of America. I realize you may not be familiar with the Olympic Peninsula,

given how out of the way or otherwise unknown it is, so I'll introduce you. The peninsula is the farthest western point of the

contiguous United States. It's dominated by the Olympic National Park, the Olympic Mountain Range,

and of course, Mount Olympus. It is home to sprawling, premeval forests, and one of the only

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