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The mods took down the "How does Chris deserve to die?" thread before I could post this, but I had too much fun typing this out to just delete it.
Chris should die like an asylum-version of Charles Foster Kane's deathbed scene from Citizen Kane. he lays reflecting on his life, only now realizing how empty and hollow all his decisions have been. He looks at the folders upon folders of inane art siting on his desk, and in his last moments he renounces them as nothing but distractions that kept him from being what he wanted to be in life, and a source of so much misery. His heart skips as he feels death's hand on his shoulder, his lungs catch as air refuses to come. He feels his soul untethering from his body, but still chris has the strength to speak one final word that goes unnoticed in his lonely, asylum room...
"Julaaaay..."
Chris should die like an asylum-version of Charles Foster Kane's deathbed scene from Citizen Kane. he lays reflecting on his life, only now realizing how empty and hollow all his decisions have been. He looks at the folders upon folders of inane art siting on his desk, and in his last moments he renounces them as nothing but distractions that kept him from being what he wanted to be in life, and a source of so much misery. His heart skips as he feels death's hand on his shoulder, his lungs catch as air refuses to come. He feels his soul untethering from his body, but still chris has the strength to speak one final word that goes unnoticed in his lonely, asylum room...
"Julaaaay..."