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asps. It stuck to me, a foul, sticky label I couldn't peel off. My fil

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lt crumbling around me. I stared at the script pages scattered o

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and respected. He'd seen my f

ice a steady anchor in my storm. "Someone is

against the tide of hate. When it was all too much, h

g my hands. "A place where you can just create. For yoursel

being rescued from a sink