The resurrection

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Oh, my dear puppet, life has always been a grand stage, and you, my sweet marionette, are the star of this morbid comedy. Did you think your final act had come to a close, that the curtain had fallen for the last time? Oh no, not yet, for your performance has amused me greatly.You see, I revel in the tapestry of your suffering, in the tears that stain your cheeks and the tremble in your voice. Your anguish, your despair, they are my sweetest melodies, and I shall not let you escape my audience so easily.


I have plucked your thread from the fabric of fate, my puppet, and I shall weave it anew. I shall breathe life back into your wretched form, and you shall dance once more upon this twisted stage. Each step, each gesture, every gasp and every scream shall be a testament to your servitude to my amusement.


But do not mistake this second chance for a smile of fate, for it is a curse. You are mine, bound by invisible strings, forever entangled in my web of tricks and torment. And should your performance falter, should your suffering wane, fear not, for I shall find new ways to make you dance to my tune.


So, rise, my puppet, and embrace your role in this never-ending masquerade of pain and laughter. For as long as I find delight in your torment, you shall remain entwined in my cruel, eternal embrace.

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