𝕂𝕚𝕝𝕝𝕖𝕣𝕤
𝕃𝕖𝕘𝕚𝕠𝕟, 𝔸𝕣𝕥𝕚𝕤𝕥, 𝕆𝕟𝕚, 𝔹𝕝𝕚𝕘𝕙𝕥, ℕ𝕦𝕣𝕤𝕖

𝕊𝕦𝕣𝕧𝕚𝕧𝕠𝕣𝕤
ℕ𝕖𝕒, ℤ𝕒𝕣𝕚𝕟𝕒, 𝕊𝕒𝕓𝕝𝕖, 𝕁𝕒𝕜𝕖

Aglæca

The story starts with a man coming home. He finds his lover dead on the floor with a dark demonic silhouette towering over her dead body. Terrified, he runs around the house trying to seek refuge when finally he locks himself in his room. While cowering in fear, he hears what sound like a thousand voices pounding on the door, chanting "LET US IN". After swallowing his tears, and blacking out in rage, he musters the courage to confront the monster.
*aglæca - anglosaxon term for a monster or demon

Latent Perception

As he musters the courage to confront the culprit of his lover's death, he kicks the door down. He blacks out and attacks it in a belligerent rage. However when he comes to, he realizes that his lover had never been dead. As he hallucinated that she was the monster, and is now dead by his hand.

Bereave

Shocked at what he has done, he has to now face his lover and take responsibility for his hostilities. All he can do now is comfort her in the last few minutes of her life, as her death is now inevitable.

Pale Eyes

Hours after his lover has passed away, he finally gathers himself and does not know what to do. He starts to become skeptic, and feels as though he is being watched by everybody. As a result he realizes that he has to hide her body. His eyes fixate towards her, but he sees what was once a beautiful woman has tuned into a dull, decomposing corpse of what was once host to a beautiful soul. He scurries to the basement to try and find a place to store her body.

Sleep

He has completely come to terms with his lover's death. While attempting to find a place to hide her body, he collapses to his knees. The body lying lifeless on the floor above him no longer hosts his beloved. He laments her passing, and thinks about how he would like to spend just one more night with her. He misses her presence.

White Lady

After he finally finds a place to store her body, he makes his way back upstairs to gather her corpse. However she is not laying before him. She is standing; and its an unfamiliar presence. She has turned into a White Lady spirit. He trembles at the site of her, as she taunts him for his unforgivable actions.

Don't Look Down

The spirit introduces itself as his lover. She convinces him that she is his lover, and that they are still able to be together, forever. All he has to do is end his own life, and they can be together. He agrees, and decides to jump off tallest structure nearby: Danvers Lunatic Asylum. He reaches the top by scaling the side, and stands on the ledge. Right as he is about to step off of the ledge, he snaps out from another episode where he has blacked out.

Claustrophobic

After coming to from another black out. He finds himself in a completely unfamiliar place. He is dressed in all white, and he sees what seems to be nurses rushing towards him. They forcefully grab him and put him into a restraint chair. He struggles and screams and tries to break free but it is no use. As he struggles more and more doctors fill the room, all the while the voices inside of his head return, taunting him for his terrible actions. While enclosed in his small cell; nurses infiltrating, as well as the voices inside of his head, he feels claustrophobic.

Dissociative

When the nurses finally leave. He finds himself sitting alone in the cell. After a short while a man walks in, introducing himself as the Chief Psychologist at Danvers Lunatic Asylum. He asks him if he knows why he is there. Confused, he responds that he does not. The psychologist explains to him that he has been in the asylum for two years for killing his mother. It was explained to him that he has Dissociative Identity Disorder, and that he delusively associates his mother with his "lover". At times he has outbreaks where he even thinks that he is his mother.

Mother

When the information is disclosed to him, he asks the psychiatrist for a moment to collect himself. During this time he reflects on his anger towards his mother. Her acquiescence of getting him the help that he needs has left her lifeless, and him completely alone. When the psychiatrist returns he asks to be lobotomized, as he no longer wants to feel anything; the pain is unbearable. He denies his request, as he is still treatable, and not believed to be enough of a threat to himself or others. He believes the doctor is naive, and it reminds him of his mother, not accepting his issues, and not willing to do what is necessary to make sure nobody else is hurt. He becomes angry and hostile towards the psychiatrist, to the point where nurses have to come in to now additionally restrain his head, so that he has the inability to move a muscle. They inject him with a tranquilizer to put him to sleep.

Crux

When he wakes up from being tranquilized he looks around but can't see anything. The room is completely black. He feels around and sees that he is still strapped in the chair. He remembers the last conversation he had with the psychiatrist where he denied his request to be lobotomized. He knows that something has to be done. He is a danger to others, and is clearly a danger to himself. However he does not have the courage to take his own life, the only possible way he can while be restrained: biting his tongue off and bleeding out. After a while of contemplating, he feels a cold breeze in the room. He takes a look around the room and doesn't see anything. But his sense of feeling a presence is so real that he believes it his mother in the cell with him. It gets closer and closer until it feels as though it is entering inside of him. He closes his eyes. And opens them. Same man, but different personality. He rests his tongue between his teeth as he hears the voice of his mother in his head, assuring him that he must clench his jaw shut to commit his final horrid act of taking his own life. Does he do it? Only time will tell
-to be continued . . .