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And that’s why I’m telling this story, in the end. Because of Saul. Because of what he gave up, and what he’s done.

It’s not what this story is about, of course, but it’s the reason why.

His destiny gets robbed from him — probably. Whatever he’s thinking of doing, when he dies out there, it doesn’t happen. I think. It’s . . . cut . . . from him, probably, by the shadow of the kether-hat.

Or it’s one of the things that the cleaning man steals.

. . . right?

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