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Summary
An article in a Phoenix newspaper describes how hikers are unwilling to share their water with dehydrated walkers. They fear becoming dehydrated.
A woman who is vacationing in the Southwest feels a strange presence in her hotel room. As she opens her dresser drawer, she sees an inscription in the bottom of the drawer that academically describes the retribution that Native American cultures one day deserve.
A description of how Native Americans, who believe that time is cyclical, were forced into the European concept of time as a linear.
A woman slyly responds to the comment “’We all have one foot in the grave’” while being unaware that there is something medically wrong with her literal foot at that moment.
The psychoanalyst Jung recalls a case where an elegant woman confided in him that she was a murderess, and he is still unsure...
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This section contains 1,180 words (approx. 3 pages at 400 words per page) |