This takes the prize as the most traumatizing one I've had in years.
Some lady with a young child takes our home and has my parents as her slaves. My father slowly lost his mind and is no longer his self. I drive over there to take them out of there and it starts to rain. I felt sorry for leaving our home and for my dad having to leave his birds in that house with that lady, so we decide to set them free. Something happens where I momentarily lost sight of my dad. My mom and I start to look for him in the rain, we got separated and as I turn a corner, I see my dad crouching in the floor with a gun in his mouth. And in a slow motion scene: No matter how fast I tried to get to him; no matter how much I screamed, I didn't make it. I tried to stop the bleeding. Tried to stay calm. A cousin of mine appears and I tell him to call an ambulance as I tried to put pressure on a wound through my dad's throat (which was weird since he shot himself through the mouth). My dad is crying and all I can do is caress his forehead and reassure him that I'm right here. I hold back tears so that he doesn't get worried and I just hope the ambulance gets here.Then for some reason an ambulance of clowns arrives instead of a real ambulance because my cousin called the wrong number for the ambulance. I had a rush of anger toward his idiocy. And my dad gives his last gasp of air. The scene changes, and I'm taken to the front of the house my car has no roof and all of belongings are wet and my car is filled with water from the rain. And I just remember thinking "Everything is ok. It will be ok." and I feel weightless, and I then (I think) I'm driving through the street at night with the street lights flashing by.
It all looked so real. It all felt real.
Some lady with a young child takes our home and has my parents as her slaves. My father slowly lost his mind and is no longer his self. I drive over there to take them out of there and it starts to rain. I felt sorry for leaving our home and for my dad having to leave his birds in that house with that lady, so we decide to set them free. Something happens where I momentarily lost sight of my dad. My mom and I start to look for him in the rain, we got separated and as I turn a corner, I see my dad crouching in the floor with a gun in his mouth. And in a slow motion scene: No matter how fast I tried to get to him; no matter how much I screamed, I didn't make it. I tried to stop the bleeding. Tried to stay calm. A cousin of mine appears and I tell him to call an ambulance as I tried to put pressure on a wound through my dad's throat (which was weird since he shot himself through the mouth). My dad is crying and all I can do is caress his forehead and reassure him that I'm right here. I hold back tears so that he doesn't get worried and I just hope the ambulance gets here.Then for some reason an ambulance of clowns arrives instead of a real ambulance because my cousin called the wrong number for the ambulance. I had a rush of anger toward his idiocy. And my dad gives his last gasp of air. The scene changes, and I'm taken to the front of the house my car has no roof and all of belongings are wet and my car is filled with water from the rain. And I just remember thinking "Everything is ok. It will be ok." and I feel weightless, and I then (I think) I'm driving through the street at night with the street lights flashing by.
It all looked so real. It all felt real.