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Blood dyes red the corridors of a house. A man is haunted by strange hallucinations, alone and weak. His memories are fragmented images of a recurrent past. The pain of guilt and remorse afflict his existence. The thirst has become unbearable. Redemption is in the sea.
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Blood dyes red the corridors of a house. A man is haunted by strange hallucinations, alone and weak. His memories are fragmented images of a recurrent past. The pain of guilt and remorse afflict his existence. The thirst has become unbearable. Redemption is in the sea.
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