The Pale Circus
The train does not stop. It breathes. The iron lungs of the carriage expand and contract with the rhythm of the rails, a wet, metallic heave that fills the small, windowless space. You sit. You have always sat here. The seat is upholstered in a fabric that feels like dried skin, tight and warm. There is no door. There is only the wall, and the mirror, and the man who lives in the glass. He...
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