A Train to Moscow
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Read between March 3 - March 10, 2022
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It seems so simple now, putting herself in control of a split second before everything changed, before everything slid off its base and collapsed.
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magnificent love affair, the kind only a drama heroine can have?
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why wasn’t she kinder
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Why did she need to be harsh and critical of everything
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She gets up, pulls on a sweater and pants she wore the day before,
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Even the smallest task—taking her coat off the hook, for instance, or lifting a scarf out of a drawer—seems like a colossal endeavor that requires might and concentration almost beyond her power.
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“that the executioner becomes the victim, and the victim becomes the executioner? Our system, if you think of it, is pure genius: executioners and victims are the same people. The engine of death has been in motion for decades, and no one is guilty, because everyone is guilty.”