A few months later, he records the Made In Heaven album. As he begins to sing the final verse, he feels worse than ever.
"I can't do it. I will come back tonight okay?"
"Anytime you need." Roger says.
Freddie gets chauffeured home. He reads the papers and finds the headlines about him. He writes to them about their assumption of him having AIDS.
He plans out how to leave his home without the Gazette taking photos of him. He uses mannequins and dolls to pretend to leave his home.
He eventually stays in at all times with his carer, Jim.
Jim Beach visits and writes out his final Will and Testament.
He offers over a million pounds to his family and friends.
Freddie also writes out his admittance to having HIV.
The Gazette wait outside and they get a copy of his admittance.
"Yes, finally." They cheer.
Freddie looks out his window behind a blanket.
"P*ss-flaps." He mutters.
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Queen-The Show Must Go On Biopic
Historical FictionThe life of Freddie Mercury after Live AID and his life through his AIDs virus. His downfall from greatest showman to a man who hides from everyone. Fan-Made sequel to Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) Not in order of actual events.
