The Islander and the Cat
AgnesMagnesium
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AgnesMagnesium
Ongoing, First published Feb 25, 2020
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The story begins when a woman, called Snor, finds a little cat on her way to Mr. Svensson.
It's only a mere depiction of their friendship and struggles in understanding one another and of a shameful act, which is, according to them, calling for help.

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