The undoing of consciousness

The undoing of consciousness

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Oct 11, 2014
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Gary is a 16 year old teenager , sociable , has his own group of friends and has decent grades. He has blue eyes , black hair and the average height for someone his age. His parents are not home a lot due to almost constant business trips , so he has anything a teen could wish for, popularity, good looks , no constant nagging from parents , and decent grades. But a twist will not take long to undo the near perfect existance he has. But he wants more. A simple life like this is tedious and in his opinion , too cliché. But one should be always careful for what he wishes for as his own wish can turn against himself. This story will be based around the writings of his diary , he will write about his surroundings , relations with people , memories and everything else that catches his attention or that seems relevant enough for him. Positive feedback would be appreciated also negative feedback as long it is constructive.
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Caleb

Caleb is definitely a troubled child. Alone, with nothing going for him, he attempts to take his own life but fails at his first attempt. He desperately wants to try again but is put under constant supervision, especially by his new doctor, Dr Palmer. Dr Palmer becomes more and more involved in Caleb’s life, trying to help him see that his life is worth living through various methods. Eventually, the two build up a trusting and understanding relationship and Dr Palmer allows Caleb to do things that his parents would have never have let him do so soon after something so tragic. Caleb gets his life back on track, enrolling at college and even meeting a girl whom he used to know as a child. The two of them begin to date each other, and everything seems great for a while. That is, until Caleb remembers the reason that he tried to commit suicide in the first place, revealing a secret that shatters his new found confidence. As things at home begin to deteriorate too, Caleb’s situation goes from bad to worse. The only person who knows the truth, Dr Palmer, leaves him to stand on his own two feet, declaring him cured. He starts back at college full time, and becomes ever closer with Stephanie, the only person whom he feels that he can trust. When his own father attacks his mother, Caleb begins to think that the police are on to him, trying to unravel his past, thinking that they have realised what happened to cause him to try to commit suicide. However, they are just trying to build a case against his father. In desperation, Caleb tried to reach out to Dr Palmer, against the advice of his mother. As his life spirals out of control, Dr Palmer makes him realise that the only way he can carry on is to come clean and reveal his secret. In a shocking final twist, everything is revealed to be not what it seems, and Caleb finds out that he will be ok, no matter what happens to him.

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