An E-mail from Jody Grey (Rewritten)

Ah, how fascinating! It seems you have quite an intriguing story to tell about the renowned composer Jody Gray. Allow me to embellish your tale with some eloquent language and sophisticated vocabulary.
To begin, I must assume that you are unfamiliar with the name Jody Gray. He is a musical genius who has composed various melodies for prominent Cartoon Network shows, including my beloved favorite, Courage the Cowardly Dog. Recently, I stumbled upon his website and discovered a fascinating contact form that allowed me to engage with him directly. As a fan of his music, I eagerly inquired about purchasing a copy of the Courage soundtrack. To my surprise, he generously offered to provide me with a free download, explaining that he had not profited much from the production.
Upon downloading the file, labeled "Downloads.zip," I was taken aback by its peculiar contents. A motley collection of miscellaneous items, including pictures, videos, music files, crude pornography clips, and obscure Japanese indie games. Intrigued by the strange assortment, I delved further into the file, searching for any folders related to Courage. My search yielded two files, labeled "COURAGESNDTRCK.zip" and "Courage_NOTSC_edit2.mp4."
Curiosity piqued, I began by exploring the soundtrack file, which contained every song from the series and some never-before-heard tracks. I was ecstatic to discover such a treasure trove of music, but my excitement was short-lived as I delved into the second file.
Opening the file, I found a notepad document containing a cryptic message addressed to Gray. It read, "Here's the video, Gray. I don't know why you wanted it so bad, but I really don't care at all. My last day on the job anyway. Seeya, shit face." Such audacious language! Yet, it only served to intrigue me further.
As I pressed play on the video, I realized it was an edited version of the episode "Night of The Scarecrow." The episode began as usual, with Muriel, Eustace, and Courage at the fair, stumbling upon the scarecrow in the cornfield. However, as Muriel gave the scarecrow a mouth, it began to scream and clutch its head. At first, I thought it was a mere audio mistake, but as the scene progressed, it became apparent that there was something more sinister at play.
The scene shifted to everyone covering their ears in agony as the scarecrow's screams intensified. The Bagge family was shown trying to sleep but unable to do so because of the scarecrow's ear-piercing wails. The episode then abruptly cut to static, leaving me feeling disheartened.
However, my curiosity was rekindled as I noticed an additional three minutes of footage. Skipping to the end, I witnessed a gruesome scene of the Bagge family bleeding from their ears, crying on the floor, while the scarecrow continued to scream. Suddenly, they withered into dust, leaving the scarecrow to rip off all the details on its face, until the video faded to black.
Despite the eerie nature of the video, I still keep it in my possession, as it is a testament to the twisted nature of human creativity. Perhaps one day, I will share it with others, but for now, I shall keep its contents to myself, out of respect for the creators of the show.
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