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In the summer of 1984, the narrator's cruel nature emerged when he manipulated his friend Carl to see Ghostbusters. Their plan backfired, leading to a confrontation with a theater employee. After fleeing, they encountered a hostile driver, and while escaping, Carl disappeared into the infamous Lane House, an incident that haunted the narrator.
- The narrator's manipulative behavior and cruelty towards Carl are highlighted.
- The encounter with the angry driver and the loss of the bike escalate the tension.
- Carl's disappearance in the Lane House becomes a pivotal, traumatic event.
- The narrator's self-denial and guilt begin to surface.
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