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Parralel 

Seven days presenting a year, a shabby apartment, a daily routine and Mount Parralel. Eric lives with his dog in a learned stereotype in a small apartment. He divides his strict daily routine between rewriting paragraphs from found books about knights and dragons and walking his dog. The daily routine changes the moment a beloved dog suddenly dies. The terrible pain stirs Eric's thoughts and his memory begins to awaken. Memories of the past begin to surface. What is the root cause of Eric's desire to forget?
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Seven days presenting a year, a shabby apartment, a daily routine and Mount Parralel. Eric lives with his dog in a learned stereotype in a small apartment. He divides his strict daily routine between rewriting paragraphs from found books about knights and dragons and walking his dog. The daily routine changes the moment a beloved dog suddenly dies. The terrible pain stirs Eric's thoughts and his memory begins to awaken. Memories of the past begin to surface. What is the root cause of Eric's desire to forget?

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