Song of Desperation

Song of Desperation

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Gravity Falls
When Bill Cipher, an omnipotent omnipresent ancient evil, is thrust from his dying state into a human body to escape an unspeakable horror, he finds himself in the woods of Gravity Falls. Not knowing what to do, he goes to the Pines family for help. However, it is many years after Bill ever was revealed to the Pines', and Weirdmageddon never occurred. As it would seem, Bill is without his powers temporarily, so Dipper and Mabel begrudgingly assist the demon's troublesome situation by allowing him to stay in the Shack while they figure out what demon had tried to kill off Cipher. Join Dipper, Mabel and Bill in a tale of heartache, pining, joy, sadness, love and loss.
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Dipper is 16 and suffers from paranoia and schizophrenia. He takes medication for for both of them and for anxiety. Everyone in the shack slowly starts to forget about him. What happens when Dipper becomes friends with his old enemy Bill Cipher? But doesn't know it yet? And bill helps him getting out of his problems and making him feel alive again? But what will happen when Dipper will know the true identity of his savior? Will he reject him and succumb to the darkness he once felt? Or will he accept him for who he his now and forgetting about their hard past together? Read to find out

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