<i><b>The Story So Far</b>

If all the world truly was a stage, then William Yorick
felt he had a bit part at best. After studying for years to
become a Shakespearean actor, he found that dramatic
monologues didn't put bread on the table. So, desperate
for work, he had accepted a job as a gravedigger.

He figured that while gravedigging was an unusual job,
there wasn't really anything wrong with it. After all, one of
Shakespeare's best scenes involved a gravedigger.
Sure, the work was hard and dirty, but William had
never shied away from honest labor before.

That, of course, was before the weird corpses began
turning up. Strange, inhuman things, they caused
William's flesh to crawl and his palms to sweat. He
began to see strangers watching him wherever he went,
and he knew instinctively that taking the corpses to the
University would be the last mistake he ever made.

Which is why William find himself in the pews at
South Church. While he has never been a particularly
religious man, he finds that Father Michael usually has
good advice. Today, William feels like that could
make all the difference in the world.</i>