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* NightmareFuel: On an island Fernando visits in his delusions, there is a gigantic old cyclops as big as the sky, raising from the horizon ''always looking at you.'' Also the little gem of a story he tells at some point in the writing in which a couple is leaving their apartment when the caretaker, believing everybody has gone on vacations turns off the electricity and traps them in an old elevator. After trying to eat their own feces, the man kills the woman and eats her, only to starve a little later.
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* NightmareFuel: On an island Fernando visits in his delusions, there is a gigantic old cyclops as big as the sky, raising from the horizon ''always looking at you.'' Also the little gem of a story he tells at some point in the writing in which a couple is leaving their apartment when the caretaker, believing everybody has gone on vacations turns off the electricity and traps them in an old elevator. After trying to eat their own feces, the man kills the woman and eats her, only to starve a little later.later.
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* NightmareFuel: on an island Fernando visits in his delusions, there is a gigantic old cyclops as big as the sky, raising from the horizon ''always looking at you.'' Also the little gem of a story he tells at some point in the writing in which a couple is leaving their apartment when the caretaker, believing everybody has gone on vacations turns off the electricity and traps them in an old elevator. After trying to eat their own feces, the man kills the woman and eats her, only to starve a little later.
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* NightmareFuel: on On an island Fernando visits in his delusions, there is a gigantic old cyclops as big as the sky, raising from the horizon ''always looking at you.'' Also the little gem of a story he tells at some point in the writing in which a couple is leaving their apartment when the caretaker, believing everybody has gone on vacations turns off the electricity and traps them in an old elevator. After trying to eat their own feces, the man kills the woman and eats her, only to starve a little later.
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* MagnificentBastard: Fernando Vidal. He married a young, rich woman, flirted with his mother, befriended her husband, set him against his wife and ''made the mother and daughter fight over him while doing it.''
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* FreudWasRight: granted as Sabato himself followed Freudian theories and Argentina still has a strong tradition of Freudian psychology. Reaches UpToEleven levels at Fernando's halucinations, which involve climbing stares to enter luminous bellies of colossal bat-woman statues and swimming in a tunnel made of skin.
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* NightmareFuel: on an island Fernando visits in his delusions, there is a gigantic old cyclops as big as the sky, raising from the horizon ''always looking at you.'' Also the little gem of a story he tells at some point in the writing in which a couple is leaving their apartment when the caretaker, believing everybody has gone on vacations turns off the electricity and traps them in an old elevator. After trying to eat their own feces, the man kills the woman and eats her, only to starve a little later.
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* FreudWasRight: granted as Sabato himself followed Freudian theories and Argentina still has a strong tradition of Freudian psychology. Reaches UpToEleven levels at Fernando's halucinations, which involve climbing stares to enter luminous bellies of colossal bat-woman statues and swimming in a tunnel made of skin.
* MagnificentBastard: Fernando Vidal. He married a young, rich woman, flirted with his mother, befriended her husband, set him against his wife and ''made the mother and daughter fight over him while doing it.''
* NightmareFuel: on an island Fernando visits in his delusions, there is a gigantic old cyclops as big as the sky, raising from the horizon ''always looking at you.'' Also the little gem of a story he tells at some point in the writing in which a couple is leaving their apartment when the caretaker, believing everybody has gone on vacations turns off the electricity and traps them in an old elevator. After trying to eat their own feces, the man kills the woman and eats her, only to starve a littlelater.later.
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* MagnificentBastard: Fernando Vidal. He married a young, rich woman, flirted with his mother, befriended her husband, set him against his wife and ''made the mother and daughter fight over him while doing it.''
* NightmareFuel: on an island Fernando visits in his delusions, there is a gigantic old cyclops as big as the sky, raising from the horizon ''always looking at you.'' Also the little gem of a story he tells at some point in the writing in which a couple is leaving their apartment when the caretaker, believing everybody has gone on vacations turns off the electricity and traps them in an old elevator. After trying to eat their own feces, the man kills the woman and eats her, only to starve a little
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* NightmareFuel: on an island Fernando visits in his delusions, there is a gigantic old cyclops as big as the sky, raising from the horizon ''always looking at you.'' Also the little gem of a story he tells at some point in the writing in which a couple is leaving their apartment when the caretaker, believing everybody has gone on vacations turns off the electricity and traps them in an old elevator. After trying to eat their own feces, the man kills the woman and eats her, only to starve a little later.
