The Origins of Lucy Sparks
Lucy Sparks was once the darling of Hollywood, her radiant smile and captivating performances, lighting up the silver screen.  She was known for her roles in a string of successful films, from romantic comedies to dramatic thrillers.  Her talent and charm made her a household name, and she was adored by fans worldwide.

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However, as the years passed, Lucy's star began to fade. The roles became less frequent, and the films she starred in failed to achieve the same level of success as her earlier works. Critics began to question her acting abilities, and audiences seemed to lose interest.  Lucy found herself struggling to maintain her relevance in an industry that was always looking for the next big thing.

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In a desperate bid to reignite her career, Lucy accepted a role in a low-budget horror film. The film was set in a location infamous for its dark history and chilling tales of supernatural occurrences. Despite the ominous reputation of the place, Lucy was determined to make the best of it.

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As filming commenced, Lucy found herself drawn into the eerie atmosphere of the location. The chilling tales she'd heard began to seep into her consciousness, the line between reality and the supernatural blurring.  She started hearing whispers, faint at first, but growing louder and more insistent with each passing day.

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The voices in her head became a constant presence, their sinister murmurs echoing in her mind even when the cameras stopped rolling. They spoke of darkness, of fire, of chaos. Lucy tried to dismiss them as a side effect of the intense filming schedule and the eerie location, but the voices persisted.

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As the months passed, Lucy's mental state began to deteriorate. The voices became more demanding, urging her to embrace the darkness, to unleash chaos. In a horrifying twist, they began to command her to start a fire, to burn the set and everyone on it.

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Haunted by the voices and consumed by guilt, Lucy succumbed to their demands. A devastating fire broke out on the set, resulting in the loss of lives. Lucy managed to escape the flames, but the guilt of surviving while others perished, coupled with the end of her career, drove her to the brink of insanity.

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An investigation into the fire revealed the shocking truth - Lucy Sparks had been the one to start the fire. The revelation sent shockwaves through Hollywood and the public, turning Lucy from a fading starlet into a figure of horror and tragedy.

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Admitted to the Black Hills Sanitarium, Lucy's split personality became more pronounced. Her fun-loving side was often overshadowed by her mean streak, which reveled in sadistic pranks and mind games. Despite her circumstances, Lucy's love for performance never waned. She found a twisted sense of joy in manipulating those around her, using her acting skills to deceive and instill fear.

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Lucy's journey took a sinister turn when she crossed paths with Jack Butcher, a fellow patient with a dark past. Drawn together by their shared love for chaos and performance, they formed an unholy alliance, their combined energies fueling a new vision - a house of horrors that would rival any Hollywood production.

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Lucy Sparks, the former Hollywood starlet turned asylum inmate, had found a new stage in the twisted corridors of the asylum. Her performances were no longer for the silver screen but for the terrified visitors of Mad Jack's Haunted House. Her star may have waned in Hollywood, but in the world of horror and chaos, Lucy Sparks was once again in the spotlight.