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The fragmenting of your mind has been so complete that, as the drug begins to wear off, you are left a twitching, awful mess. You do nothing but drool and shake, unable to form a single thought. | The fragmenting of your mind has been so complete that, as the drug begins to wear off, you are left a twitching, awful mess. You do nothing but drool and shake, unable to form a single thought. | ||
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The fragmenting of your mind has been so complete that, as the drug begins to wear off, you are left a twitching, awful mess. You do nothing but drool and shake, unable to form a single thought.
The police are unable to explain where the dead dolphin and the thousands of peacock feathers came from, and your state-appointed psychiatrists are at a loss as to why you might have smashed all those alarm clocks. Perhaps most curiously of all, a Man in Black claiming to work for the FBI confiscated the machine they found in the middle of your room.
- You start cutting off your skin
- You chew your fingernails down to nothing
- You are dosed heavily on morphine to keep you docile
- You are dumped into the street, having been declared cured to save costs
- You are taken into the custody of Men in Black
- You recover with no memory of the trip or your former life