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Alain's Durance lasted nearly a millennia in Arcadia, but only a few days back home. The disorientation was staggering, and she suffers profound memory loss about her pre-Durance life. As that made it all but impossible for her to carry on in Chicago, she cut ties, and moved from Sacramento to Philadelphia to start over again. She has a reputation for keeping to herself, but maybe you'll get through to her.
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<h3>Memory is a complicated thing,<br>
a relative to the truth,<br>
but not its twin.</h3>
&mdash; Barbara Kingsolver<br>
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Memory is a complicated thing,
a relative to the truth,
but not its twin.

— Barbara Kingsolver

    
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