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But beyond question...
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l have cut from them
portions of individuality...

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repugnant to this God, Normal,
in all its aspects.

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And at what length.
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Sacrifices to Zeus took,
at the most, 60 seconds each.

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Sacrifices to the Normal...
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can take as much as...
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sixty months.
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Can you hear me?
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Can you speak normally?
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Say ''yes'' if you can.
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l can.
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Good.
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Now raise your head.
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Open your eyes.
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Now, Alan...
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when you wake up, you're going
to remember everything you've told me.

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-Understand?
-Yes.

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Now, l want you to think back in time.
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You're on that beach you told me about.
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You're six.
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Above you, staring down at you,
is that great horse's head.

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Can you see that?
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Yes.
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You ask him a question.
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''Does the chain hurt?''
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Yes.
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Do you ask him aloud?
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No.
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And what does the horse say back?
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''Yes.''
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What do you say?
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''l'll take it out for you.''
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And he says?
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''lt never comes out.
They have me in chains.''

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-Like Jesus?
-Yes.

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Only, his name is not Jesus, is it?

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