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Halloween Bride Monologue

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I stiill can’t believe what I did! Did I really push my halloween bride in front of a train? It seems like a nightmare! Oh god what have i done? I’m a murderer, I killed Crilly! He wasn’t just a band mate, he was my friend, my halloween bride! How could i be so cruel to him! By this thought i started to cry again. Lost in thooughts about him I take my Jacket and walk all the way to the cemetary, to his grave! I Kneel down in front of his grave and read the words written on it over and over again, still not quite believing that this really happened!

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