Title: The Transformation of Tommy Whitaker
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1. **Title: The Unraveling of Tommy Whitaker**
2. **Main Character Information:**
3. Name: Tommy Whitaker
4. Age: 7 years old
5. Birthday: June 14
6. Birth year: 2016
7. Height: 4'2"
8. Weight: 50 pounds
9. Hair color: Light brown
10. Hair style: Short and slightly tousled
11. Eye color: Blue
12. Race: White
13. **Tommy's Mom Information:**
14. Name: Jessica Whitaker
15. Age: 30 years old
16. Birthday: March 30
17. Birth year: 1993
18. Height: 5'6"
19. Weight: 135 pounds
20. Hair color: Blonde
21. Hair style: Long and wavy
22. Eye color: Green
23. **Tommy's Aunt Information:**
24. Name: Laura Morgan
25. Age: 28 years old
26. Birthday: November 11
27. Birth year: 1995
28. Height: 5'5"
29. Weight: 130 pounds
30. Hair color: Brown
31. Hair style: Shoulder-length and straight
32. Eye color: Hazel
33. **Tommy's Grandma Information:**
34. Name: Susan Whitaker
35. Age: 52 years old
36. Birthday: January 5
37. Birth year: 1971
38. Height: 5'4"
39. Weight: 150 pounds
40. Hair color: Gray
41. Hair style: Short and curly
42. Eye color: Blue
43. **Tommy's Experience at the Grocery Store:**
44. One sunny Saturday morning, Tommy begged his mom to let him go to the grocery store alone.
45. Jessica relented, feeling it was a good opportunity for Tommy to show his independence.
46. With a five-dollar bill clutched tightly in his small hand, Tommy walked confidently into the grocery store.
47. His mission was simple: buy a candy bar and a drink.
48. **Tommy Encounters Older Women:**
49. As Tommy wandered the aisles, he noticed a couple of older women.
50. They were in their early twenties, wearing crop tops, short shorts, and flip-flops.
51. Tommy thought they were very pretty, feeling a mysterious flutter in his chest.
52. **Tommy Meets a Homeless Woman:**
53. Turning down another aisle, he saw a woman who seemed out of place.
54. The woman, Mary, appeared to be about 40 years old.
55. Her birthday was May 20, and she was born in 1983.
56. Mary was about 5'7" and weighed around 160 pounds.
57. Her hair was dark brown and tangled, and her eyes were a dull green.
58. She wore a pair of worn-out gray sweatpants and a dirty, stretched-out tank top.
59. On her feet were pink flip-flops that were worn and caked with dirt.
60. **The Strange Encounter:**
61. Mary walked around clutching a purse and talking to herself.
62. "Do they follow you too? I imagine they do," Mary said, spotting Tommy.
63. Tommy looked up, confused, and said, "Um, I just came for candy."
64. "Oh yeah? You think you can give them my location? You'll know how I feel," Mary said, grabbing his shoulder.
65. **Transformation Begins:**
66. Tommy suddenly felt unable to move, experiencing a strange sensation.
67. He looked down as his shoes, socks, and feet morphed into a pair of pink flip-flops.
68. His small feet widened and grew.
69. "Do you know who they are now?" Mary asked.
70. "No," Tommy replied, eyes wide with fear.
71. **Change Continues:**
72. Tommy's legs began to change into Mary's, and his jeans transformed into her sweatpants.
73. His torso and shirt morphed into Mary's body and tank top.
74. His arms and hands shrank and became hers.
75. Mary's voice echoed, "Do you know who they are now?"
76. "No," Tommy cried.
77. **Total Transformation:**
78. Mary's grip tightened, causing Tommy's head, hair, and face to become hers.
79. A purse materialized on his new shoulder matching Mary's.
80. He coughed violently until his voice roughened into Mary's.
81. Still clutching the money, he felt a strange sense of disorientation.
82. Now at eye level with Mary, she asked once again, "Do you know who they are now?"
83. "No," he replied in a gravelly voice, cringing in disgust.
84. Looking down at his older, dirty appearance, he was horrified.
85. Mary's hand gripped his head, altering and feminizing his memories.
86. The money slipped from his fingers as he tried to plead, saying, "Please, miss, no! I wanna get candy. I don't know—"
87. **Lost in Madness:**
88. "I don't know where they come from. It doesn't matter where I go; I hear people say…"
89. "…things to me, and they think I'm stupid, but I'm not."
90. "You probably were sent by them too."
91. "I'm 40 years old. I'm not dumb."
92. "Nice try, I get it. I intimidate the system..."
93. "…I'm a wanted woman, can't go anywhere…"
94. "I see things... People don't believe it 'cause they're part of the problem."
95. **No Memory of Tommy:**
96. Lost completely in her new identity, Tommy became Mary.
97. She grabbed her purse, talking to herself about nonsense.
98. "They can't catch me…"
99. She spotted the money on the ground.
100. "Oh, this was probably dropped by a kid…"
101. "I'll take it. It's not a trap. I'm safe…"
102. "I'm a safe woman; might buy a drink. I'm thirsty."
103. **Mary's Misconceptions:**
104. Wandering through the store, Mary stopped by a mirror.
105. "There's my clone," she said, inspecting her reflection.
106. She continued and came across the young women Tommy had noticed.
107. In a moment of paranoia, she yelled, "You've been following me from the West End all the way here!"
108. The women, taken aback, felt pity for her.
109. They smiled sympathetically and said, "We hope you get the help you need. Have a better day."
110. "Help? You think I need help? I see what's going on…"
111. "You're part of the conspiracy! Don't think I don't know."
112. **Continuing On:**
113. The women walked away, shaking their heads.
114. Mary continued to mutter to herself.
115. "Everyone's in on it…"
116. "But I'm smarter than them."
117. "They can keep following, but they'll never catch me."
118. Her grip on reality continued to slip.
119. The store employees began to take notice of her.
120. "Someone should do something about her," one whispered.
121. "She's harmless," another replied. "Just let her be."
122. As an hour passed, Mary managed to buy herself a drink with the money she found.
123. She took a sip, licking her cracked lips.
124. "Refreshing, isn't it?" she asked a mannequin.
125. The store manager approached her cautiously.
126. "Miss, do you need any help finding anything?"
127. **Mary's Reality:**
128. "Finding anything?" she echoed, narrow eyes on him.
129. "You think I need help finding things? I know exactly where I am."
130. "Those people following me. Don't you see them?"
131. "Uh, no, miss," he replied gently. "Perhaps you should sit down for a moment."
132. Mary sighed, feeling a sudden wave of fatigue.
133. "Maybe you're right," she muttered.
134. She sat on a bench near the exit.
135. The ambient noise of the store buzzed in her ears.
136. She looked down at her dirty hands.
137. "Where did it all go wrong?" she wondered.
138. **Uncertain Future:**
139. Mary's memories were too muddled to find the answer.
140. Tommy Whitaker, the little boy, was no more.
141. The identity of Mary had fully consumed him.
142. Wearing sweatpants, a tank top, and flip-flops...
143. ...she looked like any other homeless woman.
144. Society barely noticed her.
145. The store patrons stepped around her, avoiding eye contact.
146. The young women who once caught Tommy's eye left the store.
147. Mary's delusions deepened.
148. "There they go. The conspirators..."
149. "Always following, never relenting."
150. She sighed and took another sip from the drink.
151. "At least they can't take this from me."
152. An elderly man dropped some spare change into her purse.
153. "Thanks," she said, though she wasn't sure why.
154. "People can surprise you," she whispered.
155. The store's security guard was watching her closely.
156. "You talk too much," she said aloud to no one.
157. "Can't trust anyone nowadays."
158. **Final Thoughts:**
159. She decided to leave the store.
160. Grabbing her purse, she walked towards the exit.
161. Her flip-flops echoed on the linoleum floor.
162. "One day, they'll see," she muttered.
163. "One day, they'll all see."
164. She stepped outside into the bright sunlight.
165. The world seemed different now.
166. Every passerby was a potential threat.
167. "Eyes everywhere," she whispered.
168. "But I'll outsmart them."
169. **Anonymity in the Crowd:**
170. She blended into the crowd.
171. Just another homeless figure on the street.
172. The memory of Tommy faded completely.
173. The life of a young boy with dreams of a candy bar was gone.
174. Replaced by the paranoia-filled existence of Mary.
175. She walked past another grocery store.
176. "Nope, can't go in there," she muttered.
177. "Things to do, places to hide."
178. She continued her journey.
179. The city was loud and uncaring.
180. Mary was just one of many lost souls.
181. Her fantasies provided comfort.
182. They kept her sane.
183. "No one can track me."
184. "I'm free in my own way."
185. She found a quiet alley and sat down.
186. Settling in for another aimless night.
187. Staring at the moon overhead.
188. The only certainty in her world.
189. **Epilogue:**
190. Jessica Whitaker filed a missing person's report.
191. Her heart ached every minute Tommy was gone.
192. Posters were hung, calls were made.
193. But there were no leads.
194. Tommy had vanished without a trace.
195. Jessica took comfort in knowing he was brave.
196. She hoped, wherever he was, he was safe.
197. Laura and Susan supported her through the pain.
198. Their family forever changed by the inexplicable loss.
199. As months turned into years, hope waned.
200. But Jessica refused to give up.
201. Tommy's room remained exactly as he left it.
202. A shrine to an innocent boy who was lost.
203. The candy bar and drink he hoped to buy were never purchased.
204. A symbol of what might have been.
205. Jessica often visited the grocery store.
206. Hoped to see his familiar face.
207. But those hopes were never realized.
208. The memory of Tommy lived on.
209. In every corner of their home.
210. In every laugh, every tear.
211. In every moment, Jessica would see her sweet boy.
212. She would never forget.
213. Tommy, the boy with light brown hair.
214. The boy who loved candy.
215. The boy who changed that fateful day.
216. **The Legacy of Mary:**
217. As for Mary, her life continued on the streets.
218. Each day a struggle.
219. Each night a fight to survive.
220. The lines between reality and delusion blurred.
221. But she never forgot Tommy.
222. In a way, Tommy was always part of her.
223. Shielded in her fragmented mind.
224. Protecting her from the harshness of the world.
225. Her fragmented memories a sad parody of a once-bright life.
226. She talked to herself often.
227. Shared secrets with the night.
228. "You can't catch me."
229. "You don't know me."
230. "Do you follow me too?"
231. Those who listened didn't understand.
232. And that was the greatest tragedy of all.
233. Tommy was misunderstood in the end.
234. Transformed into a shell of paranoia and madness.
235. The world continued to turn.
236. And Mary, once Tommy, lived out her days.
237. In shadows of grocery store aisles.
238. Beneath the harsh lights of convenience stores.
239. Explaining her delusions to the unseeing.
240. Lost forever.
This story was generated by user manemansteve3 with assistance by one of OpenAI’s large-scale language-generation model; prompts used to help generate the story are shown below.
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AI Prompts
Prompt: A long and thorough and detailed 240 sentences story in a formatted list of 1 to 240 about a 7 year old boy with a description of the boy's name, age, birthday, birth year, height, weight, hair color and style and eye color and race being white. Include his mom's name, age being young, birthday, birth year, height, weight, hair color and style and eye color. Include his aunt's name, age being young, birthday, birth year, height, weight, hair color and style and eye color. Include his grandma's name, age being young, birthday, birth year, height, weight, hair color and style and eye color. Have him be at the grocery store by himself for the first time with his mom's permission clutching money he had intending to buy a candy bar and a drink. Have him spot a couple older women in their 20s wearing crop tops and short shorts and flip flops and have the boy find them pretty realizing he might've had a crush on them. Have him be walking when he went down an aisle spotting an homeless mentally ill woman. Include the homeless woman's name, age being about 10-20 years older than his mom, birthday, birth year, height, weight, hair color and style and eye color. Have her be wearing a pair of sweatpants and a tank top and a pair of pink flip flops with a detailed description of the flip flops and have her be very dirty and a detailed description of the tank top and its appearance and type and a detailed description of the sweatpants and their appearance and type. Have her be walking around with a purse on her shoulder talking to herself and mentioning people following her and other things similar to that. Have her spot the boy saying do ____ follow you too i imagine they do and have it be in quoted text filling in the blanks. Have the boy look confused staring up at the woman worriedly as he said um i just came for candy. Have the woman say oh yeah you think you can give them my location you'll know how i feel and have it be in quoted text grabbing his shoulder. Have the boy suddenly be unable to move as he felt a strange sensation. Have him look down at his feet as his shoes and socks and feet morphed into a pair of pink flip flops and his feet changed too. Have her say do you know who they are now and have it be in quoted text. Have the boy say no. Have the boy's legs morph into the homeless woman's and his jeans morph into her sweatpants and his body and torso and shirt morph into her body and shirt and his arms and hands morph into hers and her tank top. Have her ask him again if he knows who they are now and have it be in quoted text. Have the boy say no crying. Have her squeeze his shoulder tighter as his head and hair and face morphed into woman's. Have another purse form on the boy's new shoulder matching the homeless woman's. Have him cough and cough until his voice resembled the woman's. Have the money still be in his hand as he clutched it with his female fingers. Have him be eye level with the woman now as she said do you know who they are now and have it be in quoted text. Have the boy still say no and have it be in quoted text in the woman's voice as he cringed at his gravally sounding voice and looked down at his older body and his weird outfit in disgust. Have the woman grip his head changing the boy's memories and altering them and feminizing them until he only remembered being a woman as he dropped his money on the ground and tried pleading and saying one last thing mid sentence and have that be please miss no i wanna get candy i don't know------ i don't know where they come from it doesn't matter where i go i hear people say ____ to me and they think i'm stupid but i'm not you probably were sent by them too i'm __ years old i'm not dumb nice try i get it i intimidate the system i'm a wanted woman can't go anywhere i even see ____ people don't believe in it cause they're part of the problem and have it be in quoted text filling in the blanks referring to herself by her new name and age now believing he was always a woman. Have her never remember her old life. Have the new woman grab her purse clip clopping away talking to herself about nonsense and have it all be in quoted text in a formatted list of 1 to 8. Have her spot the money on the ground. Have her say oh this was probably dropped by a ____ i'll take it it's not a trap so i'm safe i'm a safe ____ might buy a ___ to drink feeling thirsty and have it be in quoted text filling in the blanks. name and her age tucking it in her purse. Have her continue wandering randomly briefly stopping upon seeing her reflection in the mirror thinking her reflection is a clone of herself and have it be in quoted text. Have her spot the women in their 20s from earlier no longer recognizing them or seeing them the same way she did when she was a boy. Have her yell at them accusing them of following her from an area the women had never been to all the way here and have it be in quoted text being specific. Have the women feel bad for the homeless woman smiling back at her and telling her they hope she gets the help she needs and has a better day. Continue the story from here.
Response: 1. **Title: The Unraveling of Tommy Whitaker** 2. **Main Character Information:** 3. Name: Tommy Whitaker 4. Age: 7 years old 5. Birthday: June 14 6. Birth year: 2016 7. Height: 4'2" 8. Weight: 50 pounds 9. Hair color: Light brown 10. Hair style: Short and slightly tousled 11. Eye color: Blue 12. Race: White 13. **Tommy's Mom Information:** 14. Name: Jessica Whitaker 15. Age: 30 years old 16. Birthday: March 30 17. Birth year: 1993 18. Height: 5'6" 19. Weight: 135 pounds 20. Hair color: Blonde 21. Hair style: Long and wavy 22. Eye color: Green 23. **Tommy's Aunt Information:** 24. Name: Laura Morgan 25. Age: 28 years old 26. Birthday: November 11 27. Birth year: 1995 28. Height: 5'5" 29. Weight: 130 pounds 30. Hair color: Brown 31. Hair style: Shoulder-length and straight 32. Eye color: Hazel 33. **Tommy's Grandma Information:** 34. Name: Susan Whitaker 35. Age: 52 years old 36. Birthday: January 5 37. Birth year: 1971 38. Height: 5'4" 39. Weight: 150 pounds 40. Hair color: Gray 41. Hair style: Short and curly 42. Eye color: Blue 43. **Tommy's Experience at the Grocery Store:** 44. One sunny Saturday morning, Tommy begged his mom to let him go to the grocery store alone. 45. Jessica relented, feeling it was a good opportunity for Tommy to show his independence. 46. With a five-dollar bill clutched tightly in his small hand, Tommy walked confidently into the grocery store. 47. His mission was simple: buy a candy bar and a drink. 48. **Tommy Encounters Older Women:** 49. As Tommy wandered the aisles, he noticed a couple of older women. 50. They were in their early twenties, wearing crop tops, short shorts, and flip-flops. 51. Tommy thought they were very pretty, feeling a mysterious flutter in his chest. 52. **Tommy Meets a Homeless Woman:** 53. Turning down another aisle, he saw a woman who seemed out of place. 54. The woman, Mary, appeared to be about 40 years old. 55. Her birthday was May 20, and she was born in 1983. 56. Mary was about 5'7" and weighed around 160 pounds. 57. Her hair was dark brown and tangled, and her eyes were a dull green. 58. She wore a pair of worn-out gray sweatpants and a dirty, stretched-out tank top. 59. On her feet were pink flip-flops that were worn and caked with dirt. 60. **The Strange Encounter:** 61. Mary walked around clutching a purse and talking to herself. 62. "Do they follow you too? I imagine they do," Mary said, spotting Tommy. 63. Tommy looked up, confused, and said, "Um, I just came for candy." 64. "Oh yeah? You think you can give them my location? You'll know how I feel," Mary said, grabbing his shoulder. 65. **Transformation Begins:** 66. Tommy suddenly felt unable to move, experiencing a strange sensation. 67. He looked down as his shoes, socks, and feet morphed into a pair of pink flip-flops. 68. His small feet widened and grew. 69. "Do you know who they are now?" Mary asked. 70. "No," Tommy replied, eyes wide with fear. 71. **Change Continues:** 72. Tommy's legs began to change into Mary's, and his jeans transformed into her sweatpants. 73. His torso and shirt morphed into Mary's body and tank top. 74. His arms and hands shrank and became hers. 75. Mary's voice echoed, "Do you know who they are now?" 76. "No," Tommy cried. 77. **Total Transformation:** 78. Mary's grip tightened, causing Tommy's head, hair, and face to become hers. 79. A purse materialized on his new shoulder matching Mary's. 80. He coughed violently until his voice roughened into Mary's. 81. Still clutching the money, he felt a strange sense of disorientation. 82. Now at eye level with Mary, she asked once again, "Do you know who they are now?" 83. "No," he replied in a gravelly voice, cringing in disgust. 84. Looking down at his older, dirty appearance, he was horrified. 85. Mary's hand gripped his head, altering and feminizing his memories. 86. The money slipped from his fingers as he tried to plead, saying, "Please, miss, no! I wanna get candy. I don't know—" 87. **Lost in Madness:** 88. "I don't know where they come from. It doesn't matter where I go; I hear people say…" 89. "…things to me, and they think I'm stupid, but I'm not." 90. "You probably were sent by them too." 91. "I'm 40 years old. I'm not dumb." 92. "Nice try, I get it. I intimidate the system..." 93. "…I'm a wanted woman, can't go anywhere…" 94. "I see things... People don't believe it 'cause they're part of the problem." 95. **No Memory of Tommy:** 96. Lost completely in her new identity, Tommy became Mary. 97. She grabbed her purse, talking to herself about nonsense. 98. "They can't catch me…" 99. She spotted the money on the ground. 100. "Oh, this was probably dropped by a kid…" 101. "I'll take it. It's not a trap. I'm safe…" 102. "I'm a safe woman; might buy a drink. I'm thirsty." 103. **Mary's Misconceptions:** 104. Wandering through the store, Mary stopped by a mirror. 105. "There's my clone," she said, inspecting her reflection. 106. She continued and came across the young women Tommy had noticed. 107. In a moment of paranoia, she yelled, "You've been following me from the West End all the way here!" 108. The women, taken aback, felt pity for her. 109. They smiled sympathetically and said, "We hope you get the help you need. Have a better day." 110. "Help? You think I need help? I see what's going on…" 111. "You're part of the conspiracy! Don't think I don't know." 112. **Continuing On:** 113. The women walked away, shaking their heads. 114. Mary continued to mutter to herself. 115. "Everyone's in on it…" 116. "But I'm smarter than them." 117. "They can keep following, but they'll never catch me." 118. Her grip on reality continued to slip. 119. The store employees began to take notice of her. 120. "Someone should do something about her," one whispered. 121. "She's harmless," another replied. "Just let her be." 122. As an hour passed, Mary managed to buy herself a drink with the money she found. 123. She took a sip, licking her cracked lips. 124. "Refreshing, isn't it?" she asked a mannequin. 125. The store manager approached her cautiously. 126. "Miss, do you need any help finding anything?" 127. **Mary's Reality:** 128. "Finding anything?" she echoed, narrow eyes on him. 129. "You think I need help finding things? I know exactly where I am." 130. "Those people following me. Don't you see them?" 131. "Uh, no, miss," he replied gently. "Perhaps you should sit down for a moment." 132. Mary sighed, feeling a sudden wave of fatigue. 133. "Maybe you're right," she muttered. 134. She sat on a bench near the exit. 135. The ambient noise of the store buzzed in her ears. 136. She looked down at her dirty hands. 137. "Where did it all go wrong?" she wondered. 138. **Uncertain Future:** 139. Mary's memories were too muddled to find the answer. 140. Tommy Whitaker, the little boy, was no more. 141. The identity of Mary had fully consumed him. 142. Wearing sweatpants, a tank top, and flip-flops... 143. ...she looked like any other homeless woman. 144. Society barely noticed her. 145. The store patrons stepped around her, avoiding eye contact. 146. The young women who once caught Tommy's eye left the store. 147. Mary's delusions deepened. 148. "There they go. The conspirators..." 149. "Always following, never relenting." 150. She sighed and took another sip from the drink. 151. "At least they can't take this from me." 152. An elderly man dropped some spare change into her purse. 153. "Thanks," she said, though she wasn't sure why. 154. "People can surprise you," she whispered. 155. The store's security guard was watching her closely. 156. "You talk too much," she said aloud to no one. 157. "Can't trust anyone nowadays." 158. **Final Thoughts:** 159. She decided to leave the store. 160. Grabbing her purse, she walked towards the exit. 161. Her flip-flops echoed on the linoleum floor. 162. "One day, they'll see," she muttered. 163. "One day, they'll all see." 164. She stepped outside into the bright sunlight. 165. The world seemed different now. 166. Every passerby was a potential threat. 167. "Eyes everywhere," she whispered. 168. "But I'll outsmart them." 169. **Anonymity in the Crowd:** 170. She blended into the crowd. 171. Just another homeless figure on the street. 172. The memory of Tommy faded completely. 173. The life of a young boy with dreams of a candy bar was gone. 174. Replaced by the paranoia-filled existence of Mary. 175. She walked past another grocery store. 176. "Nope, can't go in there," she muttered. 177. "Things to do, places to hide." 178. She continued her journey. 179. The city was loud and uncaring. 180. Mary was just one of many lost souls. 181. Her fantasies provided comfort. 182. They kept her sane. 183. "No one can track me." 184. "I'm free in my own way." 185. She found a quiet alley and sat down. 186. Settling in for another aimless night. 187. Staring at the moon overhead. 188. The only certainty in her world. 189. **Epilogue:** 190. Jessica Whitaker filed a missing person's report. 191. Her heart ached every minute Tommy was gone. 192. Posters were hung, calls were made. 193. But there were no leads. 194. Tommy had vanished without a trace. 195. Jessica took comfort in knowing he was brave. 196. She hoped, wherever he was, he was safe. 197. Laura and Susan supported her through the pain. 198. Their family forever changed by the inexplicable loss. 199. As months turned into years, hope waned. 200. But Jessica refused to give up. 201. Tommy's room remained exactly as he left it. 202. A shrine to an innocent boy who was lost. 203. The candy bar and drink he hoped to buy were never purchased. 204. A symbol of what might have been. 205. Jessica often visited the grocery store. 206. Hoped to see his familiar face. 207. But those hopes were never realized. 208. The memory of Tommy lived on. 209. In every corner of their home. 210. In every laugh, every tear. 211. In every moment, Jessica would see her sweet boy. 212. She would never forget. 213. Tommy, the boy with light brown hair. 214. The boy who loved candy. 215. The boy who changed that fateful day. 216. **The Legacy of Mary:** 217. As for Mary, her life continued on the streets. 218. Each day a struggle. 219. Each night a fight to survive. 220. The lines between reality and delusion blurred. 221. But she never forgot Tommy. 222. In a way, Tommy was always part of her. 223. Shielded in her fragmented mind. 224. Protecting her from the harshness of the world. 225. Her fragmented memories a sad parody of a once-bright life. 226. She talked to herself often. 227. Shared secrets with the night. 228. "You can't catch me." 229. "You don't know me." 230. "Do you follow me too?" 231. Those who listened didn't understand. 232. And that was the greatest tragedy of all. 233. Tommy was misunderstood in the end. 234. Transformed into a shell of paranoia and madness. 235. The world continued to turn. 236. And Mary, once Tommy, lived out her days. 237. In shadows of grocery store aisles. 238. Beneath the harsh lights of convenience stores. 239. Explaining her delusions to the unseeing. 240. Lost forever.
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