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What do you want to know?

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<i>Starts with your name 
and where you're from.</i>

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My name is Samora Sinclair.

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I was born and raised in Matthews,
in North Carolina.

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<i>Where were you going?</i>

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46 days ago 
was on his way to Tucson, Arizona.

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<i>What happened?</i>

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My sister died.

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1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

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<i>- Sorry, what are you doing?</i>
- Counting my pennies.

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<i>- How many?</i>

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There are always five.
Always unique.

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<i>What happens if they aren't?</i>

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I'm not crazy.

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<i>Each person deals in their own way.</i>

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I was diagnosed with OCD
when I was 11 years old.

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I took Clomipramine,
Amitriptyline and Tramadol

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Cognitive behavior therapy, 
twice a week.

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I learned to control it.

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I had a job, 
a boyfriend.

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She was a fully functioning adult.

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And then, when everything got worse,
I also got worse.

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I started pulling out my hair,

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again,

25
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and I started counting again.

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<i>Counting what?</i>

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Everything.

28
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Today, I took 18903 steps.
His coat has 6 buttons.

29
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Mine also has 6.
I've had it for 553 days.

30
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<i>It's a nice coat.</i>

31
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Thank you. I always button it
from below.

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It's safer.

33
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I know what this feels like, 
but it's true.

34
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<i>How did your sister die?</i>

35
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I didn't have my pennies.

36
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There were only four
and there had to be five.

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We were locked in an office building.

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And the dead were pushing
the entrance door.

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Our group wanted to escape through the back, 
but...

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I can't do this.

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<i>Why?</i>

42
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I just can't.

43
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I have to go down the stairs and go up

44
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and I have to go through the corridor where I entered.

45
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Crystal was bitten on the shoulder.

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1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

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1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

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The 59th person I killed
It was my little sister.

49
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And it was my fault.

50
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<i>What did you do after that?</i>

51
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I started counting,
the trees, the dead, everything.

52
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I couldn't take anything else.

53
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He had a pistol and four bullets.

54
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More than enough to...

55
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you know.

56
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I was just so tired.

57
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Crystal loved sunsets.

58
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So I climbed to the highest point
facing west as far as I could find.

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It was beautiful.

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It looked like Crystal 
was on the other side.

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Everything you had to do 
was to pull the trigger.

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<i>What happened?</i>

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I heard.

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The loudest sound I've ever heard, and...

65
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I don't know for how long.

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And then I saw him...

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That...
Flying over the mountain...

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This little square bus
with wings and propellers,

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flying through the sky.

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It was you and your friends.

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When I saw that plane, I...

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For the first time,
since it all started...

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I stopped counting.

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It was just a plane.

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An airplane flying over the skies.

76
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And being able to see something so...

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big and mechanical, something...

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made by man, I...

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I don't know how to explain,

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I stopped being afraid.

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I no longer wanted to count the dead.

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Or the seconds it would take 
reaching the ground

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I wanted to count the steps I would have to take
to find that plane.

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<i>And?</i>

85
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<i>- How many were there?</i>
- 31703.

86
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<i>Nice odd number.</i>

87
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Yes.

88
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Since I joined your group
things have been better.

89
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I'm controlling you.

90
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I still keep counting, 
But now I count supplies.

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We have 209 help boxes,
200 pallets of water bottles,

92
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and 460 protein bars 
of peanut butter.

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June put me on
manage the groceries.

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And, it is a job for which
I am uniquely qualified.

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I'm using my affliction,
to help people.

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How you helped me.

97
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And that feels really good.

98
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<i>I'm glad you found us
at that moment.</i>

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Me too.

