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Act I: Etterath
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To follow a trail of smoke.
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To be devoured by air, as if oxygen itself was possessed with a thirst for revenge.
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To finally exhale. The first breath was an invitation to flee, the second is an invitation to be caught.
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To feel the wind cease to be.
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Max McCargar Portland, Oregon
Weirdo
Guitarist for Portland avant garde band, LDY BTTRFLY
One half of Stigmærgy
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