#character!thomas

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"Terribly tragic, I have to wonder if there was ever a happy, peaceful moment here."

He looks over at the building sadly.

"I guess that's something I can do for the spirits here, give them peace."

He looks back at the camera with determination, "let's see how many ghosts we're dealing with here."

He packs up the tripod and switches the veiw to a chest camera.

"I admit, I'm probably not the best person to be doing this -I'm no spirit expert or anything but..."

He runs his hand through his hair with a sigh, "but I think someone in there needs help and I want to at least try, you know?"

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He lets out a nervous chuckle, "heh... yeah you're telling me, who knew one building can have such a colourful history."

He looks back to his phone, "maybe the next one won't be so bad?"

His hope visibly dissipates, "or not."

"Okay, get ready for this one guys- between 1933 and 1942 this place acted as a personal practice for a doctor who -surprise surprise- wasn't as much of a great guy as he seemed."

He sighs and starts to read the article out loud.

"The small hospital stayed open for almost ten years before the grisly details were unearthed by its very patients, patients who were said to have died on the operating table."

"The hospital was advertised as open for anyone who needed treatment for anything that ails them, so you can imagine most of the patients that came in were ones down on their luck with nowhere else to get help."

"The doctor on the outside was a warm and inviting character, seemed to understand anyone that came through his practice- but within the confines of his walls contains a secret operating room where the warmth doesn't reach."

Thomas takes a second, before continuing on.

"The patients in here seemed less like patients and more like genetic experiments- the ones that weren't dying from thier treatments seemed rather stable."

"The experimentation these people had to endure is a cruel splicing of thier own DNA and... animals."

Horror falls on Thomas' face, "is that even possible? it said some of them were stable... I am horrified and curious."

He continues reading.

"The most stable of the patients was able to break free of their confines and get far enough to be witnessed by others before the doctor found them, it's said that when they were found they lashed out and bit the doctor with thier long fangs that killed him almost immediately after."

"The hybrid person wasn’t so lucky to get out alive themselves though, their very existence panicked the other patients and was stricken down by fear of the unknown."

"The hospital was shut down not long after- it's said that you can hear mysterious animal noises in the building to this day with the loudest of them being an angry hissing."

"Right right, let's get to the next page."

A few seconds pass as he waits for it to load.

"Oh, this is super interesting- we've got quite the time jump here, from 1919 to 1928 this place was classified as a 'warehouse' but in actuality it was a front for mob activity."

"The thing that happened to disband this mob was when the son of the mob boss went against the family, he was killed for his betrayal but not by his father- after his son was killed by his own men he disappeared."

Thomas scrunches his lips, "I know they probably weren't the best people but that's still kinda sad."

"There's a written note from the don, the last thing anyone ever heard from him."

He clears his throat and starts reading.

"I never meant to push him, I knew he had it in him, I just wanted him to see it too so he can take over after my own death.

I never thought he would use his talents for betrayal, my sweet boy always was one to err on the side of caution.

I know he must have been planning this for a while, all the ins and outs, anything that can go wrong, he would have thought of it all.

That night I saw him doing all the things that I taught him to do -against the family- I must admit I felt a swell of pride in that moment.

I'll never get my men back, but they can be sorrowfully replaced if need be- my son can't ever be.

this proves my idea for research was a good one, I think. even if it’s kind of horrible, it’s good to be prepared.

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"Yeah, now we know something, which is better than nothing... I suppose I'll continue with the next segment."

"The Lab: it says the building stays condemned for almost twenty years, we're now in 1857- says here that a wealthy scientist bought the land, blocked it off from entry and barely came out himself."

"He lived here until he died in 1870 by what authorities can only explain as 'an experiment gone wrong'... hm this part doesn't give a lot of information."

"There doesn't seem to be anyone who knew him either, he just kinda showed up one day."

I don't totally like the song Incomplete from the puzzles episode and I think that's because it's a personal style choice and I like rock music more.

But that scene. Oh buddy that one scene.

"That was a quaint little review of things that we already knew..." to "You're lost."

That whole Thomas and Logan scene? I can't stop replaying it. Holy fucking moly dude. It's like dopamine in my veins and it doesn't even go there, that's how good it is. That's like. It's so peak. And I'm so weak for it.

Anyway I have homework to do but I can't stop listening to it someone help me it's so good Thomas cooked on that so hard

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