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Aki doesn’t feel comfortable around any sort of alcohol after what happened with his biological father. It’s not that he can’t handle being around it, it’s more that he would just rather avoid being in a situation with alcohol involved.

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The scene opened up to a typical circus setting, a big red and white tent casted above numerous circus equipment. In the middle, a large stage is set with Aki on it, as he is surrounded by empty seats where the audience usually would be. Suddenly, like with the flick of a switch, numerous mannequins filled in the empty seats, as if they were a regular crowd of people. Their lifeless stares pierced through Aki’s skin, as he stood there shaking ever so slightly.

Then, music started to come on, and the spotlight turned on, focusing solely on him. Without a second thought, Aki takes in a deep breath and he began
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They splattered all over the stage, some made contact with Aki’s bodied. His usual attire being soiled with the tomato juices, and he grimaced at the feeling of it. He ran off the stage, but there really was nowhere to run to. The tomatoes kept hitting him, but they eventually ceased. He looked up, his face covered in remains of the tomatoes, to see that the audience each held a knife. The color in his face left, as he knew what they were gonna throw next.

Aki ran even faster, tripping over equipment as he tried to find any place to hide. That’s when it hit him. He saw the large cannon that was used as a circus act, and he instantly scrambled to get inside it. With good timing, once he made it inside he heard the sound of the crowd throwing the knives, many hitting against the outside of the cannon. He knew there was no way out of this, and the corner of his eyes teared up. However, his eyes instantly widened at the sound of someone tampering with the cannon. Suddenly, Aki was shot out of the

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