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SANATORIUM "KARPATY"

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At the foot of the Carpathians stands
sanatorium of the same name.

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She was treated here in 1937 
patient Yu. (1905-1991).

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[Voice recording of Yu.Sh. 
from 1936 from the recording archive]

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Sometimes...

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in the gap...

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streets...

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someone turns to the sky

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bright, cut out of the darkness

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half of the face

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with an astonished and luminous eye,

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listening to the noise of space.

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SANATORIUM UNDER CLEPSYDRA
Translation of Dark Alice literary

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Based on "Sanatorium under the Clepsydra" 
and other works by Bruno Schulz

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PRELUDE

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Ladies and gentlemen!

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We invite you to the auction!

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Shells of twin quail eggs
*Quay-Quail pun

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extraordinary size,

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demolished during a solar eclipse

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May 12, 1706!

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What are your suggestions?

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Or three petrified mermaid ribs

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along with the hands

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discovered in the royal 
Fredensborg menagerie

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September 27, 1674?

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Or an iron harpoon, 
striking with lightning?

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Warm bee blood?

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The hour of your death?

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Don't hesitate!

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Place your bets!

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Clean, clean!

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Chimney sweeps, clean, clean!

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Put up for auction "Low Season"

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and the fake "Second Autumn".

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Sold a fragment
from "Regions of the Great Heresy".

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And secretly weaved apocrypha between the chapters.

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Even an additional 13 month!

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I am your trader, merchant,

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your peddler

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and the auctioneer!

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Lot No. 47...

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up for public auction!

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"A truly unique thing,

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which, as far as I know,

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must be activated
at this very moment.

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Has an ominous name

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Model of the retinal tomb.

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It's unusually dilapidated,
but a richly decorated casket,

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miniature 
autopsy room

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with a cleverly hidden secret box,

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presumably containing the retina 
its deceased original owner.

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From the outside 
the above-mentioned casket

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there are seven randomly 
located lenses,

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equipped with screws for adjustment.

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Each lens contains a fragment

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one of the seven parts of the image,

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seen by the deceased before death.

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In the correct position, once a year,

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November 19,

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the sun's rays fall like this 
that the retina is dead

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moisturizes,

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anointing in this way
each of the seven images

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and setting them in motion.

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What a wonderful twist of fate!

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Ladies and gentlemen,

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What does this object tell us?

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Is this 
microscopic section

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a storm of unknown strength,

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associated with some imaginary event?

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Or just a painful mirage 
emitted by a cloudy projection,

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which is impossible to comprehend?

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A labyrinth of slamming doors?

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The road was long.

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Along this abandoned branch, 
where trains ran once a week,

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There were only a few passengers traveling.

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I have never seen
the carriages are of such an archaic type.

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Long unused 
in other directions,

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spacious, like a home, 
dark, with many nooks and crannies.

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In the corridors turning 
from different angles,

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in the compartment, empty, 
labyrinthine and cold,

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I felt some strange abandonment,

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something almost scary.

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I moved from carriage to carriage.

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From carriage to carriage.

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He moved from carriage to carriage.

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Father!

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It's you?

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We're approaching, sir.

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Gentlemen, it seems to me that we have forgotten 
send the stroller to the station.

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Well, yes, pick up our guest.

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Which one of you forgot?

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Now look.

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SANATORIUM UNDER CLEPSYDRA

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TODAY ME, AND TOMORROW YOU

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PART I: THE ENTRANCE TO THE AFTERWORLD.
JOSEPH VISITS HIS DYING FATHER.

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I came from afar

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and ordered a room in this house by dispatch.

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I ordered a room in this house by dispatch.

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Who should I turn to now?

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Who should I turn to now?

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DR. GOTTARD'S OFFICE

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"Rental of decommissioned chalk."

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I came from afar.

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I ordered a room in this house by dispatch.
Who should I turn to now?

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Wait in the restaurant.
Everyone is sleeping now.

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When the doctor gets up,
he will register you.

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Are they sleeping? Now is the day
The night is still far away.

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We always sleep.
Don't you know?

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Besides, it is never night.

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PART II: IN THE EVENING CORRIDOR
PROVOKATION DETECTED. HOSANNA!

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Joseph!

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Joseph!

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Joseph!

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Joseph!

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I was sent to find you.

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DR. GOTTARD'S OFFICE

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We received your message yesterday.

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They sent the stroller to the station.

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But you arrived on a different train.

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Alas, the railway 
leaves much to be desired.

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How are you feeling?

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Is my father alive?

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Of course he's alive.

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Of course, within the limits
conditioned by the situation.

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Yes...

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You, like me, know well 
what from your family's point of view,

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from the position of your country, -

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he died. This is completely 
can't be fixed.

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Death imposed a certain 
imprint on his life here.

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But he himself has no idea?

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Be calm.

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Our patients have no idea 
can't guess.

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The trick is that we took time back.

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We're behind in time here

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for some interval.

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Interval?

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The interval, the value of which 
not easy to define.

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It all comes down to the simplest relativism.

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Simply put, his death 
hasn't happened here yet.

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The same one that is in your country

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it has already befallen him.

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And now you probably 
want to see him?

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I'll accompany you.

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Your father is here.

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- Here?
- Interval.

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Interval.

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Go now.

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City built 
from wooden blanks,

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bought from a Jewish merchant,

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and there is a working theater in it
with only one place

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having limited visibility.

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Your father is here.

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Father is here.

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Father is here.

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Father?

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Father, is that you?

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LODGE 7A

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- Sleeping?
- Of course.

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Now...

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you are Papageno!

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A night at the opera.

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Did you catch him?

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And now you probably
want to see him?

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I'll accompany you.

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Father...

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<i>Phylloscopus borealis,
scansores, pluvialis dominica…</i>

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<i>Aegypius monachus,
parus cyanus, limosa lapponica…</i>

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PART III: REMOTE PRESENCE,
MARKED AROUND THE KNEE

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<i>Aquila adalberti!</i>

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<i>Gallinula martinica!</i>

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<i>Puffinus mauretanicus…</i>

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You know where to start.

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Yes, yes, Burning Palaces.

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It's time to get up!

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It's time to get up!

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Come on, rise and shine!

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It's time to get up!

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Joseph!

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PART IV: THE FATHER POINTED TO THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS,
WHERE THE SUSPICIOUS OBJECT WAS LOCATED

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PART V: PROCESSION OF THE IDOLATERS

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Funeral?

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Whose?

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Our?

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Yours?

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My?

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PART VI: VISIONS IN GLASS.
FATHER'S GRADUAL CARE.

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Look, your father has become a saint!

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Look!

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In that state

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what kind of place he was in,

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unfinished and unfinished

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at a random point
time and space,

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without keeping score,

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without reaching the finish line,

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as if in mid-sentence,

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without a period or exclamation mark,

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without judgment and wrath of God,

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the world was about to end 
finally and irrevocably.

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Don't hesitate!

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For the hour has struck - the hour of your death.

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He's coming, open the door!

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Lodge 7A... 7A.

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PART VII: JOURNEY THROUGH THE REMAINS OF THE WORLD

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Father, is that you?

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LODGE 7A

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BODY WITH ONE SEAT 
AND LIMITED REVIEW

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Father?

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Again.

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Again.

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Again.

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Immediately behind the slingshots is a map of the country 
becomes nameless and cosmic.

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Above this narrow lost piece of land

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the sky opened deeper again 
and more extensive than anywhere else,

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full of unfinished frescoes 
and rapid ascensions.

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While other cities were developing their economies, 
grew statistically and quantitatively,

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our city was gaining significance.

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Nothing happens here for nothing

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nothing happens without deep 
meaning and intentionality.

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Events here are not 
non-ephemeral phantoms on the surface:

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their roots go deep 
things and get to the point.

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Something is being decided here every minute -

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exemplary and forever.

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All things happen here
only once and finally.

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The window is moving again 
and slowly turns around

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a huge bowl of the horizon,
full of dark noisy forests,

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among which the walls of the sanatorium are white.

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Since then I've been going and going,

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as if he had settled on the railway.

