Timmy, the eerie child from the horror short story "A Comic at Halloween," stares blankly ahead. Half of his face remains innocent, while the other side reveals a monstrous reflection in the window—a chilling glimpse into his fractured psyche.
Timmy, the unsettling protagonist of "A Comic at Halloween" and its sequel, "Timmy," embodies the duality of innocence and horror. His blank stare and the monstrous reflection in the window symbolize the darkness lurking within him.
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Short Story: Timmy – The Sequel to ‘A Comic at Halloween’

Timmy – The Chilling Sequel to A Comic at Halloween (Horror Short Story)

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Short Story: Timmy – The Sequel to ‘A Comic at Halloween’
Markus Bruechler

The story continues. If you haven’t read A Comic at Halloween yet, you should start there before diving into Timmy. Read the first part here.

Dark thoughts, whispering voices, and a boy with a deadly secret. One year after that fateful Halloween night, Tim finds himself in the Evers & Evers mental institution. But behind the innocent façade of a child lurks something far more sinister—something that can no longer be contained. Halloween is approaching once again, and this time, Tim is not alone…

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Markus Bruechler
Markus Brüchler is an author, film analyst, and co-founder of PhiloPulse Magazine. With a deep passion for film, philosophy, and psychology, he explores cinematic narratives beyond the surface, uncovering their intellectual and emotional depth. His work spans in-depth film analyses, psychological and philosophical essays, and thought-provoking cultural critiques. Markus has authored numerous books on classic and contemporary cinema, focusing on symbolism, thematic depth, and the philosophical questions embedded in storytelling. With PhiloPulse Magazine, he aims to create a space for critical reflection, intellectual discourse, and in-depth explorations of media, technology, and human consciousness. Driven by a commitment to rigorous research and original insights, he combines a keen analytical mind with a passion for storytelling, making his work both thoughtful and accessible to a broad audience.

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