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Suzanne asked this question about Station Eleven:
It seemed as if it had become a tradition that if you killed someone, you tattooed a mark on your arm. Why would that have happened? Why would it be something you would want people to know about you?
David H. Much like a rite of passage, these tats are meant to be a symbol of the baggage that we all carry and a means to identify others with the same burdens…mǰMuch like a rite of passage, these tats are meant to be a symbol of the baggage that we all carry and a means to identify others with the same burdens.(less)
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Station Eleven
by Emily St. John Mandel (ŷ Author)
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