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Love, Cherish, Obey
In this allegorical marriage story, a huntress follows her husband's footsteps in the wilderness. It is now up to the wife to find and bring home the man who has deteriorated into a half-beast state since their wedding. As she is driven deeper into the woods, she is haunted by the nightmares of her wedding day, confronting her with the realization that their marriage may be beyond saving.
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In this allegorical marriage story, a huntress follows her husband's footsteps in the wilderness. It is now up to the wife to find and bring home the man who has deteriorated into a half-beast state since their wedding. As she is driven deeper into the woods, she is haunted by the nightmares of her wedding day, confronting her with the realization that their marriage may be beyond saving.
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