Filming Attack on Titan and Horrible Camp

Attack on Titan was being filmed in my high school, and students were going BONKERS. They were climbing the roof, sitting in the grass outside, and crowding around to get of the actors. Eventually, my friend AF and I decided to leave because it was so crowded. The next day at school, a chalk board told us where filming was taking place to determine the news rooms our classes would be in. It was Spring time, and there were flowers everywhere. It was so nice outside. That summer, I was going to some kind of camp in the middle of nowhere where I’d be working, making money, and gaining experience. I was living with other girls and there was a woman in charge, no one else was there. However, I got sick early on and was sent home for a week. When I returned, I was told I was behind in my work. Because I hadn’t kept up with cleaning and reading, I wouldn’t be allowed to go horseback riding (which is one thing I really wanted to do). I was getting annoyed because we were being given so much work. Each day, we had to read a certain amount of pages of our books and clean stables and farmhouses and lab rooms. There was a certain tension in the air. Some of the girls were turning on one another and getting kind of cliquey. I was beginning to suspect something was really wrong. My suspicions weren’t confirmed until this girl and I went to a bedroom to do our cleaning. Two guys were there, and the one tried to rape the girl, but the other guy stopped him. We didn’t know guys were even on the property. The next day, I was cleaning a farmhouse with a girl when this guy dressed in a clown suit started appearing behind every door we opened. He would get closer and closer with each door until he was inside, and he started threatening to rape both of us. We were absolutely terrified, but we were able to run away. I was determined to leave the farm entirely, and I told one of my friends such. My car was parked in the lot nearby. One day, when the head woman was out, I ran to the car and started driving away, but I was really afraid of someone stopping me. I began to call 911 to help the others, bur 911 didn’t believe me.