Possessed Pete

Pete, the asylum’s most infamous inmate, stands before you, a living embodiment of chaos and despair. His once-white linen nightshirt clings to his frail form, now marred with the grime of his confinement and the scars of his inner demons. His eyes, a haunting shade of crimson, burn with a feverish intensity, as if lit by the flames of his own madness. A sinister grin twists his lips, revealing teeth that gleam like knives in the dim light. Behind him, a towering, shadowy figure lurks - his imaginary companion, a malevolent force that feeds on his torment and drives him to commit unspeakable acts. Pete mumbles to himself, a disjointed stream of consciousness that sends shivers down your spine. He is both a victim of his own fractured mind and a perpetrator of horrors beyond imagination. In the oppressive silence of the asylum, his presence is a chilling reminder that the line between sanity and madness is as thin as the veil between reality and nightmare.