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Written by rod ringland, on 11-06-2010 04:46 Kill Bill - Volume 1
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This is the story about Gianna, an American girl who suffered from a brain tumour. After receiving surgery she started to have black outs which caused her to hallucinate. These hallucinations saw her at an early age being locked in a basement, later in an attack. All this time Gianna dreamed off being on X factor, although she lived in the states and the X factor was just a UK show she never missed watching UK channels on satellite TV. When X factor came to the states she was over whelmed and had to apply for an audition. To cut a long story short she goes through the auditions, and all the other stages to win the show. All through the story she has various black outs and hallucinations. Her last black out was on stage singing as she wins the final. When she awakes she is in a hospital bed with a doctor and nurse with her, she over hears them talk. The Hallucinations 1. Seeing a light coming from a top window in a basement. Babies crib and other baby toys lying around. 2. Being in an attack a with a TV, a table , a dresser. 3. Seeing a man come towards her and strike her across her face. 4. Climbing through the attack window. The doctor and nurse conversation. This is Gianna Davidson. She fell from an attack window smashing her head on the sidewalk. Her mother died at her birth and looks like her father blamed her. Locked her in a basement as a baby then in the attack for 24 years. Her father killed himself leaving her locked for almost a week on her own. This is the last thing Gianna heard before she died. She realised the hallucinations was the truth and the X factor was the dream
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