It’s easier for me to make sense of it that way than it is for me to face the other way–reality. And yet, those evil spirits that were unleashed–be they fake entities from a stupid carnival ride, or cruel malevolencies from dark spiritual chasms of our universe–have stayed with me all these years Tim Cummings
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In the previous quote, he describes the dark side of reality, the evil spirits that were unleashed from the carnival ride and which have stayed with him all these years. In other words, he doesn't know how to cope with the real world and his need to believe in something is stronger than his need to face reality. The fact that he believes in something means that he believes in a situation in which he must repeat it over and over again because if you stop believing, none of it happened. It's a very strong belief that can even drive you to commit suicide.

Source: Orphans

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