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There's a boy standing in front of a mirror. I know him well. His silver hair and gentle emerald eyes are unmistakable. He looks horrified by what he sees in the mirror, and I'm not sure I can blame him. There's a another boy on the other side, staring back at him. They look completely identical except for their expressions; where the boy on my side looks like he's staring Lucifer in the face--and he might as well be--the other boy looks completely and utterly disgusted with what he sees. At the same time, both of them whisper out, "This isn't right... That can't be me... Can it..?"

They act at the same time too: the boy on the other side snarls and turns away while the boy on my side drops to his knees. "That's not me..! I would never..!" The identical boys continue to speak in sync. Even though they don't realize, or rather, don't want to admit it, they are one in the same. The only difference lies in the form of a blue-eyed girl with rose petals in her pink-hued hair.

Description
There's a boy standing in front of a mirror. I know him well. His silver hair and gentle emerald eyes are unmistakable. He looks horrified by what he sees in the mirror, and I'm not sure I can blame him. There's a another boy on the other side, staring back at him. They look completely identical except for their expressions; where the boy on my side looks like he's staring Lucifer in the face--and he might as well be--the other boy looks completely and utterly disgusted with what he sees. At the same time, both of them whisper out, "This isn't right... That can't be me... Can it..?"

They act at the same time too: the boy on the other side snarls and turns away while the boy on my side drops to his knees. "That's not me..! I would never..!" The identical boys continue to speak in sync. Even though they don't realize, or rather, don't want to admit it, they are one in the same. The only difference lies in the form of a blue-eyed girl with rose petals in her pink-hued hair.