The Wistful Show
You wake in the cellar. The air is thick, tasting of damp stone and old iron. It is night, but the darkness here has no name. You are seven years old. Your wrists ache from the ropes that bind you to the central pillar. The pillar is cold. It pulses, a slow, rhythmic throb that matches your own heart. You are not afraid. Fear is a luxury for those who have lost something. You have lost nothing...
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