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Each time she entered the dank death house, she became an eight-year-old again, overwhelmed by the bloodlust the prison guards exhibited at the execution of her daddy’s murderer, deafened by the shrieking of Silas Barnes’s soon-to-be widow, and jealous his young son was allowed to sit outside on the dusty ground.
The Last Suppers
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