Thread:PurgaStory/@comment-44563791-20200609002216

Welcome to the black parade, it's only downhill from here.

Your fondest memory is your dad taking you to a marching band in the 1970s, where he specifically tells you to be someone great, lead a parade that cheers for the broken and defeats your demons, and all of their plans. This memory sticks with you through your childhood and adulthood, as shortly after, your father had passed away from being defeated from these demons.

You wake up one morning in 2006, and begin feeling intense pain in your heart, where you are taken to the hospital. After some tests, you are diagnosed with heart cancer, and it may be too late. You are rushed into operation, and have unsuccessful results, that instead worsen your heart cancer. The doctors inform you that you only have two weeks to live.

These two weeks are the most powerful of your life, as you reflect many of your fondest memories and how they relate to these terrors of a Black Parade, that will take you to the afterlife and hell, and make you realize how your life was horrible and that you are completely deserving on what is coming your way.

Your girlfriend can not do anything, and you are left to suffer in silence. But, she matters to you significantly that you will "disappear" without her, and that she goes through a sharp life, which is the deadliest to lead, which plays back the terror of being around a beach and seeing her go through deadly battles and being left unscratched.

As you near your death, you have a vivid and powerful vision, fully exposing this Black Parade terror. You hear the chant of what your father said, "Son, when you grow up, would you be, the savior of the broken, the beaten and the damned? Because one day, I'll leave you, a phantom, to lead you in the Summer, to join the Black Parade." The curtains collapse, exposing a hell and hate-filled world with a parade coming out telling him that they will carry on his memories when passes away in just a few short days. You walk around after not seeing the outside world in nearly a week, being able to move perfectly fine, but extremely confused. You encounter Mother War, who is abusive and wants her children to die. But yet, she remains calm. You walk around near the end of the song, continuing the chant of how you'll carry on. Suddenly, the vocalist wraps a medal around your neck for being the primary star of the show, and kissed goodbye as the parade float leaves you and are stuck in the middle of a hell-filled city.

From this terror, you walk and find a tree, which reminds you of your girlfriend, with the sudden realization that she doesn't love you now that you are beginning to die and she will have to cope, which puts you more towards a depressed state.

You walk into a jazz club, but something feels off. The music is jazzy, but dark. This is when you realize that you aren't on Earth anymore, and instead in a reoccuring hell of all of your negative memories, but how could that be?

You wake up, back in the hospital, and are greeted with stage 4 heart cancer, the final form of cancer before death. You sing, weakly, about how you feel, how cancer has impacted you knowing that this is the end, knowing that only your aunt will care, and maybe your girlfriend, if she hasn't left you already.

You are greeted into another memory of Mother War, an abusive mother who hates all 5 of her children and wishes they were daughters instead. You hear the son's songs as they are brutally murdered in war from fires and genocide, and you realize that this Mother War character, is in fact, your mother.

After that vision, you begin to go through severe terrors and tremors, unable to sleep at night and suffering through severe depression. A voice tells you to sleep, and worry about the pain later, that these terrors aren't anything horrible. You eventually cave in, but are now stuck in a painful, horrendous sleep, and cannot wake up.

These terrors bring you to another memory, about teenagers and violence, knowing that they scare the shit out of you, about how you were rebelous as a teenager, running from cops and comitting crimes, and being reminded you aren't a good person and maybe this afterlife will be hell, after all.

[Version 1] It is now your final moments before death, and the Black Parade greets you again, with a vision of fire and hell everywhere. But, this song tells you that you have more to live for, and even with these final minutes, you can change and go to heaven, and have a happy ending. You believe the Black Parade throughout the song, and begin to understand the truth of the afterlife.

[Version 2] It is now your final moments before death, and the Black Parade greets you again, with a vision of fire and hell everywhere. This song sings you to your death, as you see the fires worsening and seeing that you are being sent straight to hell for the dumb things you've done in your lfie.

You take your final breathe, and have passed. Your blood is used for life saving measures and you are free from the strain of the world. 