The final battle begins in Uncanny (Part 4). A back-and-forth lyrical fistfight between the antagonist and protagonist — line by line. It’s raw, profane, and desperate. The antagonist tries one last time to drag the protagonist into despair, pushing self-harm, manipulation, and guilt. But the protagonist doesn’t break — she rises.

Jessica voices both roles flawlessly. The antagonist screams, "I kept you alive!" and the protagonist fires back, "You kept me from living." The back and forth spirals until one mind wins.

In the end, the protagonist faces the truth about her Dissociative Identity Disorder. It sucks. It's real. But it’s hers. She reclaims her voice.

The outro breathes life into survivors of trauma:
“It’s over. You lose. I’m still here. And it’s finally… dawn.”

As the psychological war in “Uncanny Pt. 4” reaches its peak, the protagonist is finally facing the darkest parts of herself. A brutal back-and-forth ensues — antagonist and protagonist clashing with raw language and violent emotion. The chaos builds to a moment of sick clarity as the antagonist pushes for death, but the protagonist fights back, confronting the horrors of Dissociative Identity Disorder with rage and resistance.

Then comes “Britenphetamine” — a violent shift in power. The protector alter Brit takes control, slicing through the torment with venom and precision. She shuts Rebeca down, silencing the demon who haunted the mind for too long. This track is pure fury, layered in explicit truth. Brit doesn’t just survive — she obliterates the threat and declares dominance over the vessel. This isn’t just horror rap — it’s survival.

Uncanny Pt.4 The Break of Dawn “Britenphetamine”

Expressing Myself through, Lyrics and Music is my way of cooping in this world <3

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