The Golden Compass
The iron key is cold in your hand. It hangs from your neck by a leather cord, biting into the skin of your throat with every breath you take. You are not a thief. You are not a spy. You are a man who has lost his voice to the silence of a dying woman, and the only thing left to say is the sound of metal on stone. You stand at the gate of the city. It is dawn. The air smells of wet ash and old...
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