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"You're okay. I don't always like hugs either."

Mostly they're good. Sometimes they make her feel like she's being electrocuted. It's a bit wishy-washy.

Martha's feet keep scratching on the concrete. It hurts, but the pain is grounding. It reminds her she is not alone anymore.

What'll she do now, now that she's her, now that she knows what she knows?

She sees a car, and a child, and has an answer.

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lee is walking home, a car driving a bit too slow next to him. he doesn’t pay it any mind. nor does he pay any mind to the woman following him. he just plods on with a sigh, scrolling on his iPod. he puts in his earbuds and starts listening to music, looking much more relaxed once he does.

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"That's alright."

Sometimes they don't like that. And it matters to her that children are heard.

Martha's feet keep scratching on the concrete. It hurts, but the pain is grounding. It reminds her she is not alone anymore.

What'll she do now, now that she's her, now that she knows what she knows?

She sees a car, and a child, and has an answer.

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lee is walking home, a car driving a bit too slow next to him. he doesn’t pay it any mind. nor does he pay any mind to the woman following him. he just plods on with a sigh, scrolling on his iPod. he puts in his earbuds and starts listening to music, looking much more relaxed once he does.

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She opens her arms for a hug. He doesn't have to take it, but it's worth offering, isn't it?

Martha's feet keep scratching on the concrete. It hurts, but the pain is grounding. It reminds her she is not alone anymore.

What'll she do now, now that she's her, now that she knows what she knows?

She sees a car, and a child, and has an answer.

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lee is walking home, a car driving a bit too slow next to him. he doesn’t pay it any mind. nor does he pay any mind to the woman following him. he just plods on with a sigh, scrolling on his iPod. he puts in his earbuds and starts listening to music, looking much more relaxed once he does.

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"That's alright."

She gets complicated.

"Just do the best you can. Okay?"

Martha's feet keep scratching on the concrete. It hurts, but the pain is grounding. It reminds her she is not alone anymore.

What'll she do now, now that she's her, now that she knows what she knows?

She sees a car, and a child, and has an answer.

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lee is walking home, a car driving a bit too slow next to him. he doesn’t pay it any mind. nor does he pay any mind to the woman following him. he just plods on with a sigh, scrolling on his iPod. he puts in his earbuds and starts listening to music, looking much more relaxed once he does.

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"You don't want to be a good person?"

She only half understands it.

Martha's feet keep scratching on the concrete. It hurts, but the pain is grounding. It reminds her she is not alone anymore.

What'll she do now, now that she's her, now that she knows what she knows?

She sees a car, and a child, and has an answer.

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lee is walking home, a car driving a bit too slow next to him. he doesn’t pay it any mind. nor does he pay any mind to the woman following him. he just plods on with a sigh, scrolling on his iPod. he puts in his earbuds and starts listening to music, looking much more relaxed once he does.

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"Yes, you. Everybody."

She doesn't know what's wrong, but she has to make it better.

Martha's feet keep scratching on the concrete. It hurts, but the pain is grounding. It reminds her she is not alone anymore.

What'll she do now, now that she's her, now that she knows what she knows?

She sees a car, and a child, and has an answer.

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lee is walking home, a car driving a bit too slow next to him. he doesn’t pay it any mind. nor does he pay any mind to the woman following him. he just plods on with a sigh, scrolling on his iPod. he puts in his earbuds and starts listening to music, looking much more relaxed once he does.

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"Maybe you're not. But you're good enough."

Martha's feet keep scratching on the concrete. It hurts, but the pain is grounding. It reminds her she is not alone anymore.

What'll she do now, now that she's her, now that she knows what she knows?

She sees a car, and a child, and has an answer.

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lee is walking home, a car driving a bit too slow next to him. he doesn’t pay it any mind. nor does he pay any mind to the woman following him. he just plods on with a sigh, scrolling on his iPod. he puts in his earbuds and starts listening to music, looking much more relaxed once he does.

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"You're right. It's not fair at all."

None of this has been.

"This isn't a good place. So being a good person feels awful. But I think you're good enough."

She hopes she's good enough too.

Martha's feet keep scratching on the concrete. It hurts, but the pain is grounding. It reminds her she is not alone anymore.

What'll she do now, now that she's her, now that she knows what she knows?

She sees a car, and a child, and has an answer.

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lee is walking home, a car driving a bit too slow next to him. he doesn’t pay it any mind. nor does he pay any mind to the woman following him. he just plods on with a sigh, scrolling on his iPod. he puts in his earbuds and starts listening to music, looking much more relaxed once he does.

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Martha's feet keep scratching on the concrete. It hurts, but the pain is grounding. It reminds her she is not alone anymore.

What'll she do now, now that she's her, now that she knows what she knows?

She sees a car, and a child, and has an answer.

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lee is walking home, a car driving a bit too slow next to him. he doesn’t pay it any mind. nor does he pay any mind to the woman following him. he just plods on with a sigh, scrolling on his iPod. he puts in his earbuds and starts listening to music, looking much more relaxed once he does.

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It'd be quite a funny image if not for the pain in his face.

"It takes too long for this world to learn around you, doesn't it?"

Martha's feet keep scratching on the concrete. It hurts, but the pain is grounding. It reminds her she is not alone anymore.

What'll she do now, now that she's her, now that she knows what she knows?

She sees a car, and a child, and has an answer.

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lee is walking home, a car driving a bit too slow next to him. he doesn’t pay it any mind. nor does he pay any mind to the woman following him. he just plods on with a sigh, scrolling on his iPod. he puts in his earbuds and starts listening to music, looking much more relaxed once he does.

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She laughs, but she doesn't sound happy.

"Well, sometimes it takes people a little longer to learn."

Martha's feet keep scratching on the concrete. It hurts, but the pain is grounding. It reminds her she is not alone anymore.

What'll she do now, now that she's her, now that she knows what she knows?

She sees a car, and a child, and has an answer.

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lee is walking home, a car driving a bit too slow next to him. he doesn’t pay it any mind. nor does he pay any mind to the woman following him. he just plods on with a sigh, scrolling on his iPod. he puts in his earbuds and starts listening to music, looking much more relaxed once he does.

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She gratefully flops down onto the nearest remotely seat-adjacent thing with a little huff.

"I think I will be in a little while."

No more static to hide in. She just has to be patient.

Martha's feet keep scratching on the concrete. It hurts, but the pain is grounding. It reminds her she is not alone anymore.

What'll she do now, now that she's her, now that she knows what she knows?

She sees a car, and a child, and has an answer.

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lee is walking home, a car driving a bit too slow next to him. he doesn’t pay it any mind. nor does he pay any mind to the woman following him. he just plods on with a sigh, scrolling on his iPod. he puts in his earbuds and starts listening to music, looking much more relaxed once he does.

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"Well - well, yes, but I'm not - I'm not strong right now. Physically. I'm very sick."

That's the best way she can think to describe being sent reeling by being surprisingly wrenched back into mortal flesh for the first time in generations.

"I'm not sure how big a help I am."

Martha's feet keep scratching on the concrete. It hurts, but the pain is grounding. It reminds her she is not alone anymore.

What'll she do now, now that she's her, now that she knows what she knows?

She sees a car, and a child, and has an answer.

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lee is walking home, a car driving a bit too slow next to him. he doesn’t pay it any mind. nor does he pay any mind to the woman following him. he just plods on with a sigh, scrolling on his iPod. he puts in his earbuds and starts listening to music, looking much more relaxed once he does.

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"Both. Just so she knows."

Knows he's safe, or knows he's not?

Martha's feet keep scratching on the concrete. It hurts, but the pain is grounding. It reminds her she is not alone anymore.

What'll she do now, now that she's her, now that she knows what she knows?

She sees a car, and a child, and has an answer.

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lee is walking home, a car driving a bit too slow next to him. he doesn’t pay it any mind. nor does he pay any mind to the woman following him. he just plods on with a sigh, scrolling on his iPod. he puts in his earbuds and starts listening to music, looking much more relaxed once he does.

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That would probably have saved his neck. Still. She's a fearful animal, at the start and end of it.

"I still think you should. Just in case."

Martha's feet keep scratching on the concrete. It hurts, but the pain is grounding. It reminds her she is not alone anymore.

What'll she do now, now that she's her, now that she knows what she knows?

She sees a car, and a child, and has an answer.

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lee is walking home, a car driving a bit too slow next to him. he doesn’t pay it any mind. nor does he pay any mind to the woman following him. he just plods on with a sigh, scrolling on his iPod. he puts in his earbuds and starts listening to music, looking much more relaxed once he does.

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(Quds) The activist Bisan Awdeh recorded a video from northern Gaza where an Israeli sniper was sitting and shooting Palestinians while enjoying drinking Coca-Cola at the same time.

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"I was following the car, mostly."

Fearing it, more truthfully. But when has she ever been truthful?

Martha's feet keep scratching on the concrete. It hurts, but the pain is grounding. It reminds her she is not alone anymore.

What'll she do now, now that she's her, now that she knows what she knows?

She sees a car, and a child, and has an answer.

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lee is walking home, a car driving a bit too slow next to him. he doesn’t pay it any mind. nor does he pay any mind to the woman following him. he just plods on with a sigh, scrolling on his iPod. he puts in his earbuds and starts listening to music, looking much more relaxed once he does.