The Golden Farce
The iron pot sat on the hearth, black and heavy as a coffin, its surface scarred by decades of fire and the slow, grinding wear of wood. I did not clean it. I did not touch it. It was the only thing in the house of House Blackwood that had not changed, had not rotted, had not been sold to pay the debts of my father or the silence of my mother. It was a mirror, though its glass was cold and...
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