Reveal
World in Tatters Ch 48
Alice becomes much more lucid as we make our way back to Rachel and Jason. By the time we passed the command tent, she was walking on her own with only slight limp from bruising on her legs. Chris was able to fill me in a little better about what transpired following the botched rescue plan in Atlanta. Apparently, Jarvis followed Richard and Kiera’s orders to the letter, despite Rachel’s many protestations. Chris says he wasn’t too happy about leaving us behind either, but he knew they would need more help if they were to be able to do anything.
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Seeing and Not Seeing. Top Story - September 2024.
Another Saturday night and I ain’t got nobody… He was thinking of the same damn song every weekend now. The quarantine and the curfew were things he could get used to; there was a bit of luck in having a condo in the downtown core. At least it was in a part of town without his company's handiwork. It was a perfect example of cinema right in front of him (Hitchcock be damned), all silent and distant. So, he thought, I just needed to add a song.
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ILLUSION OF TIME
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