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A depressed man named Tristan takes a mysterious drug from a dealer and begins experiencing disturbing hallucinations, including a clown kidnapping a girl and murdering a boy. As Tristan watches the news, he realizes his hallucinations match true crimes that have been reported. The story ends with Tristan seeing the same clown from his visions staring at him from the corner of his room.
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