The Dead End
The Dead End tells the story of Marie, a grieving young woman who upon returning to her Grandmother's house one last time comes across a final gift left just for her, a treasure hunt. As Marie falls deeper and deeper into the treasure hunt she finds herself reading stories from her Grandmother's life and begins to see a thread emerge that seems to tie all the pieces together - the appearance of The Grim Reaper, Death.
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The Dead End tells the story of Marie, a grieving young woman who upon returning to her Grandmother's house one last time comes across a final gift left just for her, a treasure hunt. As Marie falls deeper and deeper into the treasure hunt she finds herself reading stories from her Grandmother's life and begins to see a thread emerge that seems to tie all the pieces together - the appearance of The Grim Reaper, Death.
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