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Powerful anticlimaxes. How being estranged from childhood, and then recognizing that childhood is already the beginning of estrangement, is to achieve the destiny of being at home in homelessness. [Wild turkey flies into a window across the quad and freaks us all out, one way or another.] Mention of Frankenstein. Some of Book VI of The Prelude.
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