Summary

"Centerless Universe" continues as people begin to dislike Pokėmon Go. Washuta continues to search for invisible monsters and gets frustrated when she only finds Pidgeys. She also says that hair is seen as a source of intuition and, while Washuta thinks her hair is dead, she still senses that something is going wrong when Carl says everything is fine.

One Sunday, Washuta admits she was looking for the lost Seattle grunge. Amazon’s campus brought displacement, but the canal drove segregation. Minorities were barred from buying property and even historically Black areas are being taken over by whites.

As Washuta shifts from research to writing, she realizes that the essay is ambling too much. She finds comfort in writing by Blukis Onat saying that legends were not usually structured and are not always...