What He Sees
ProbablyNotEvan
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ProbablyNotEvan
Ongoing, First published Feb 28, 2021
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Reve is scared.
Every night is another nightmare. A nightmare he can't control. He has died more times than he can count and in gruesome ways. He's tired and confused, and he's lost hope that anyone can help him.  That hope is revived by Dr. Helem, therapist and lucid dreamer. But can Dr. Helem's lucid dreams really help Reve? Or is everything a lost cause?
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