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Vertigo, a feeling of dizziness, a swimming in the head.

Figuratively, a state in which all things seem to be engulfed in a whirlpool of terror,

as created by Alfred Hitchcock in the story that gives new meaning to the word suspense.

I don't want to die. There's someone inside me, and she says I must die.

Scotty, don't let me go.

A beautiful girl, haunted by the desperate,

unexplainable urge to destroy herself.

A man possessed by the paralyzing vertigo that made him afraid of high places.

Easy now.

I know, I know. Why is this? vertigo that made him afraid of high places. Easy now. Oh no.

Oh, no.

Well, this is a sense.

Here, I look up, I look down.

I look up.

I look.

What was the strange attraction that brought these two together, in spite of the dark forces that tore them apart?

The specter from the past that drew her to the ancient headstone in the mission graveyard.

The compulsion that drove her relentlessly to the point of no return.

The story of a love so powerful it broke down all barriers between past and present,

between life and death, between the golden girl in the dark tower,

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