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Redemption (Sequel To We Are North America)
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Ongoing, First published Aug 15, 2019
He's back.

But not like before.

For centuries. It had been said that souls had to find peace before moving on. If there was some kind of trauma or unresolved issues then their soul was damned to Earth. Unable to move on.

And that's exactly what happened to him.

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The tension, the karma was too much, the feeling of being hated was too much. John needed to move on.... but he couldn't..

He needed forgiveness.... redemption.

By America and his family.

But.... you know.... Maybe after all he did, that had to be impossible.... There's no way he would be forgived... not after everything.

Maybe he would just say chained to Earth instead.
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