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A teen finds comfort in silencing his world through the regular consumption of pills. However, as his eagerness for silence grows, and he finally reaches the bottom of his pill bottle and reaches for another, his quiet is disturbed, and his world plummets into further darkness.
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A teen finds comfort in silencing his world through the regular consumption of pills. However, as his eagerness for silence grows, and he finally reaches the bottom of his pill bottle and reaches for another, his quiet is disturbed, and his world plummets into further darkness.
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