The Pale Shadows
The dream began, as it always did in those final, feverish weeks of his incarceration, with the smell of wet loam and the heavy, cloying sweetness of overripe plums, a sensory assault that seemed to seep directly through the rusted bars of his cell window and into the marrow of his bones, where it settled like a cold, heavy stone. In the darkness of the dream, he was not a man in chains, nor a...
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