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Ollie had perfected the chant over eighteen months of practice, and it still hit him in the chest when the crowd caught it. No machine gods! No machine gods! His voice cracked on the third repetition, the way it always did when the energy was right...
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A protest had been planned for weeks. The original purpose: the morality police, detained students, disappearing liberties. But the missiles changed the day. The group chat erupted into factions. Postpone. Accelerate. Every sentence traceable to a SIM card, a name, a cell. 9/15
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"I'm going out," she told her father. His gaze moved to her uncovered hair and stayed. He did not ask where. He did not say be careful, because careful had lost its meaning. "Take water," he said. "It will be warm by noon." 14/15
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She did not put on her headscarf. She walked toward the bridge. The sky above Isfahan was empty and blue and utterly silent, as though nothing had crossed it at all.
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