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the lonely indian just stands there, like a historical monument. In rainy mornings, in post-heated summernights, just stands there, being chief-son Bromden, on every hill, in every vally. And the wind, shaped as Ms. Ratched, the restless, howling wind hits him, over and over again. And the lonely indian just stands there. -K- |
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