The Last Memory
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Last published Tue, Jun 6, 2017
Is death inevitable?
Literally. Yes. Fictionally. No.
Death is preventable.
Is change inevitable?
Literally. No. Fictionally. Yes.
Then what exactly makes a change feel like it?
TRANSFORMATION.
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