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The Hallway
After experiencing recurring nightmares, David consults an unorthodox psychoanalyst to alleviate his anxieties. She offers him an alternative treatment that leads him to an epiphany. In this trance, David finds a painful answer.
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After experiencing recurring nightmares, David consults an unorthodox psychoanalyst to alleviate his anxieties. She offers him an alternative treatment that leads him to an epiphany. In this trance, David finds a painful answer.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Gonzalo Reyero, Jessica Escobar
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