Little Regard for Order
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MatureOngoing4h 20m
Last published Fri, Jun 7, 2013
An allegory taking the form of the days and life of Catalina Martin and her acquaintances, all residing at a mental health center, as Catalina comes to accept the world around her and take it for what it really is. All while trying to grasp how anyone at all can determine insanity.
Life is beautiful. Notice it.
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