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In a dark and eerie house, a man named Stalin sits on his throne, staring out into the night. His face is twisted into a maniacal grin, and he laughs to himself as he holds a gun in his hand.

Suddenly, the door to the room bursts open, and Stalin's son rushes in. He looks terrified and begs for his life.

"Father, please, I don't know what's gotten into you," he pleads.

But Stalin just laughs maniacally and points the gun at his son.

"You were always a disappointment to me, my son," Stalin says, his voice dripping with malice. "But now, I will finally be rid of you."

The son screams and tries to run, but Stalin is too fast. He pulls the trigger and the son falls to the floor, lifeless.

Stalin continues to laugh as he looks down at his son's body, enjoying the power he has over life and death.

"You see, my son," Stalin says, turning to the audience. "Power is everything. And now, I have all the power in the world."

The scene fades to black, leaving the audience in shock and horror at Stalin's actions.

Description
In a dark and eerie house, a man named Stalin sits on his throne, staring out into the night. His face is twisted into a maniacal grin, and he laughs to himself as he holds a gun in his hand.

Suddenly, the door to the room bursts open, and Stalin's son rushes in. He looks terrified and begs for his life.

"Father, please, I don't know what's gotten into you," he pleads.

But Stalin just laughs maniacally and points the gun at his son.

"You were always a disappointment to me, my son," Stalin says, his voice dripping with malice. "But now, I will finally be rid of you."

The son screams and tries to run, but Stalin is too fast. He pulls the trigger and the son falls to the floor, lifeless.

Stalin continues to laugh as he looks down at his son's body, enjoying the power he has over life and death.

"You see, my son," Stalin says, turning to the audience. "Power is everything. And now, I have all the power in the world."

The scene fades to black, leaving the audience in shock and horror at Stalin's actions.