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Spontaneous Human Combustion
There's a disease going around, a disorder of inner liquids. Five separate instances are tied together through what is blue, rather than what is not - from which, a woman in distress that lurks around a subway station, and two girls sharing an intimate moment, whilst being watched. Far from proving anything spiritual, it proves that the body is, alas, and all too much, just a body.
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There's a disease going around, a disorder of inner liquids. Five separate instances are tied together through what is blue, rather than what is not - from which, a woman in distress that lurks around a subway station, and two girls sharing an intimate moment, whilst being watched. Far from proving anything spiritual, it proves that the body is, alas, and all too much, just a body.
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Written By:Teodora Gherman, Maria Mitulescu
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