“The cleverest character in comedy is the clown, for he who would make people take him for a fool, must not be one.” - Miguel de Cervantes.

Clown #3

The stone hit the man's head and split it in two. The cold air coming out of the bloody rift sucked his soul away. As his eyes sank into the darkness, a voice echoed: "Your body is here, your soul belongs to me."

Crack

Amidst the rain, Lily's delicate fragrance blended with petrichor, creating a soothing symphony of scents, a tranquil harmony of nature.

Lily

A gigantic eye appeared in the sky, silently gliding among the clouds. It watched our every move, as if it could see our souls. There was no escape; the god’s eye was upon us at every moment.

God's eye

 “Give a clown your finger, and he will take your hand.” - George Herbert.

Clown #5

On the morning of D-Day, soldiers gathered on the shores, anxiety thick in the air. Among them was Private James, a young man with a heart full of dreams. As the landing craft approached, fear gripped him, but duty pushed him forward. Through the chaos and uncertainty, James found courage, forming bonds with comrades amidst the storm of battle. Amidst the sacrifice and valor, D-Day became a defining chapter in James's life, a testament to the indomitable spirit of those who faced the beaches of Normandy.

D-Day

Once a kind-hearted girl named Emily, she encountered a forbidden ancient artifact that whispered dark promises. Seduced by its power, Emily's benevolence crumbled, replaced by an insatiable thirst for dominance. Shadows clung to her like a sinister cloak as she harnessed newfound abilities. Villages trembled as her malevolent influence spread. Friends who once knew her warmth now recoiled from the chilling aura she exuded. The transformation was complete; Emily, now a harbinger of darkness, reveled in chaos. Her eyes, once filled with innocence, gleamed with a wicked glint. The once-beloved girl had become a living embodiment of the very shadows she embraced.

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