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Silas struggles with a gloomy and vicious rush of thoughts that makes him disgusted with those around him. He tries to seek help from his father, but an unpleasant experience sends Silas on a destructive journey where past and present meet. Silas must resort to desperate means to overcome the demons he inherited from his father.
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Silas struggles with a gloomy and vicious rush of thoughts that makes him disgusted with those around him. He tries to seek help from his father, but an unpleasant experience sends Silas on a destructive journey where past and present meet. Silas must resort to desperate means to overcome the demons he inherited from his father.
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Written By:Kasper Juhl
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