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These stories are true dramatizations from our fair city's glorious history.

So listen and remember, heart life, all the life you'll ever need.

However, remember, heart life, all the life you'll ever need. How a person reacts to stress can be very telling. There are those who store up their

stress until they can no longer contain it, and it drives them to destroy their workplaces.

Others choose to focus their energies, looking for an immediate solution.

Then, there are those who, like Andrew Snidge, panic and run for the nearest authority figure.

We find Andrew now running pell-mell back through the door of the domicile of Herbert West.

My blast door blasted away.

My floor covered in rubble.

My equipment just thrown about.

My lab space, a metaphor for entropy.

Ah, it's really quite lovely.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.

Calm down, my boy. What is it?

It's all my fault. I should have stopped them.

Stop too. Andrew.

Calm down. Look at me. Yes. Good.

Now take a breath. I'm sure it'll be all right. Now tell me slowly

what happened. Mom and I were in a bar fight and then she saw somebody's brains and it made it go crazy.

She started eating people so we ran away. But then she had this idea to go and get her son. But when

they left, the science fair came and they tried to take me away? She stopped them. She saved me, but then she ran away and

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