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Artist: Van Helsing's Curse
Canonical path: /van-helsings-curse/the-curse
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The Curse
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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The Curse
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Over?
(Laughs)
It's not, over
It's never over.
... Good may have won this battle,
But evil... is eternal.
And there it lies the paradox;
For evil never just, goes away.
It keeps... on... coming... back.
Evil is perpetual.
(Demonic voice) Evil is, as evil does.
So the war wages on,
And that is, The Curse!
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