The Golden Scar
Act I The backwaters of Kerala in the late Victorian era were a maze of canals and paddy fields, where the air hung heavy with wet earth and diesel from the steam launches that ferried goods between the mill towns. In the shadow of the logging camps, where the great teak trees were felled for the railways, the workers moved with the slow, grinding rhythm of men whose backs were already breaking...
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