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Lunatic forest About 8,000 words
Website: jessebabcockwriting.com
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by Jesse Babcock
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Lunatic Forest
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Summary
A mid-20s woman named Luna from southern Colorado is your average well functioning member of society. She has a day job and lives alone. Ever since a family tragedy, inducing a psychotic break. That took place years ago. She has no choice but to take extremely high doses of prescription medication. However, the weekends harness an opportunity to escape from her drug-infused workweek haze. With nowhere to be and no medication to ground herself; her mind slips away, causing dreams and reality to become indistinguishable.
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