Of All The Broken People

de·pres·sion
dəˈpreSH(ə)n/
noun
feelings of severe despondency and dejection.

It haunted his every waking thought and action. It filled his dreams with venom and delusions of death, and suffering. He couldn't outrun it, couldn't escape it. Gerard Way was drowning in a sea of demons.

Out of ways to stave off the corrosive emotions within him and running out of reasons to stay - Gerard Way believes himself to be a lost cause. But when new student Frank Iero moves in across the street, he wonders if, perhaps, there's a tiny pinprick of light in every darkness.

No matter how hard it is to see.