[ TT ] Re-Imagine

`` New York was all wrong.'' Erupted a solemn voice. 
 
 The owner of said voice dabbed the tip of her brush on the palette. The rainbow of colours on it emitted a glow as the bristles swept through them. They shone upon the monochrome city, bittersweet and lonely. 
 
 `` Are you sure about that?'' A timid voice asked from behind the painter. The painter ignored the voice, and swirled the colours with the brush. The expected murky brown did not form, however. Instead, the colours disturbingly gathered as a rainbow swirl. 
 
 `` Are you really sure about that?'' A stronger voice called out, his musky tone laden with a little worry. Once again, the painter ignored him, and drew her hand back. Paint dripped from the edge of the brush. Some of the crowd behind her gasped as the rainbow drops fell to the ground, never mixing. 
 
 She whipped the brush forward in a graceful slash, the glow of the colours delayed enough to form a ribbon of rainbow. The colours splashed onto the painting that resembled the view behind it. The colours splatted into a rainbow, before inching away from one another, into its respective part of the scenery. 
 
 `` Monstrous,'' Many cried out from behind the painter. She smiled as the crowd made even more uproars, before turning her head to shine a maniacal smile. The crowd immediately shut up. 
 
 `` That was our city, you bitch!'' A man's voice shouted among the restless residents of the monochrome neighbourhood. 
 
 Behind the man, seven giant tubes filled with a rainbow colour each pumped little bits of glowing paint in the bowls. From these tubes ran black rubber hoses, which drained the city and its people through its gnarly syringes at their other ends. 
 
 The painter, seeing that she was out of paint, walked to the bowls. The crowd gasped every time she took some paint and dabbed it on her palette. 
 
 `` You took our colours.'' An old man croaked, his tone world weary. The monochrome crowd yelled a monochrome yes in their now black brains. 
 
 `` New York was all wrong.'' Said the painter, as she slashed another rainbow ribbon.
