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He starts skipping.\u00a0 The click of his heels as he gallops. He catches a glimpse of himself in the reflection of a darkened window. His heart is thrumming, alight with exhilaration. He shouts into the empty street. Thunder booms, and the rain is coming down so hard he can\u2019t hear his own thoughts. With all the force of his being he lets out one more great yawp into the innumerable deserted corridors. 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