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So, This Is What It’s Come to
During one of her therapy sessions, Priscilla had told her psychiatrist about some nightmares she had experienced, and her psychiatrist had surmised that she had demonstrated moments of boldness and fortitude when most people would have given pause. On one such occasion she had told him: “I have no idea where all of that comes from. Ordinarily, I run from snakes and other such varmints. But kill them? Nah.” Nonetheless, her psychiatrist had suggested that she try to be as bold in her real life as she had been in her nightmares.
Scared as hell she was of varmints and the South African terrorists, but suddenly Priscilla began psyching herself to face her perpetrators out in the open. After all, the Judges and the patrol guardsmen had already given notice t
