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Err [ ər, er ] (v.): be mistaken or incorrect; make a mistake
Fifty years can change a lot. A bear can lose his spine. A rabbit can lose his mind. A whole group of people can suffer because of the smallest err. These are fifty golden years as seen through the eyes of a puppet who got burned trying to lose his strings.
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Some tales are told in order, some a collection of scattered thoughts. The same goes for the memories of those who resided in Freddy Fazbear's Pizza.
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A play about parents, children and the passing of time.
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27 Jul 2015
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After the two of them defeat Fontaine, Atlas notices that Jack is showing the early signs of ADAM sickness.
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25 Jun 2015
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Seeing Rose with him made her feel like she had been crushed to pieces.
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25 Jun 2015
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An alternative reality to the 2K Rapture. Contains crude language, and possible sexual references. Mostly Jack & OC, though nearly all characters are present. Included are: violence, crude language, possible sexual references.
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27 May 2015
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Loss is defined as the feeling of grief one experiences when they have lost something or someone of great value. But grief can mutate and transform into something deadly, something much more toxic. It can grow in size and swallow someone whole, changing them from the person they once were into someone of a polar body. And as Hiro struggles to handle the death of his brother Tadashi, he proves to be a danger even to himself though his unhealthy coping methods. Recovery is desperately needed, and readily provided by willing friends. But it doesn't seem as if any offer in the world could make up for the night of the fire. And how can you help someone move on with their life...when they don't even want to live anymore?
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27 Apr 2015