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There are no monsters, mutants, or war. Robots do not stand as gladiators against the test of Man. Warriors do not drift together - close in thought and will and action.
There’s just a hole in the desert. And it grows.
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He raises his hand again when Andrew looks at him, and Andrew holds out his arms in invitation; he's already wet and fucking freezing, no more or less water is going to change that at this point.
"Go on, splash me again," he says. "But you're getting off this damn beach, because I am not dealing with Kevin's attitude tomorrow if Wymack finds your dead, capsicle body here. You can die elsewhere for all I care, just don't make it my problem by doing it in the restaurant’s view."
Andrew's familiar routine of closing up for the night is disrupted by something bloody and injured washing up from the depths.
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Andrew Minyard has become unstuck in time.
He understands this implicitly. It has happened for longer than he can remember, and he can remember a very long time. See, when he meets someone, he is whisked away to the last time he will ever see them. When he was born, he must have seen his mother giving him away.
Everybody says the choice was random. Andrew Minyard believes in fate because it sits right there in front of him like a fat bullfrog croaking in his ear. There’s not a question about it.
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Our lives will run like / Sparks through the stubble by zambla
Fandoms: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
12 Apr 2014
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1984. Remus J Lupin, post first wizarding war, is in Berlin. His father has just died. He goes back to his childhood homes, the places he passed through, and realizes that his memory is a map that is folded on itself.
Told in interwoven present and past times, concerning his relationship to his parents, himself, and the traitor, Sirius Black.
My homage to the film Blue (1993) by the great English filmmaker Derek Jarman.