en.wikipedia.org Myths and legends become bold, tricksters come out of hiding. The world returns to the mean, a dark place of mysteries, horrors, and wonder.
And yet they endure. Left untended, the garden becomes the forest, and the forest becomes the wild. Perhaps we can't see what is going on because we're in the middle of it. The minds of the renaissance didn't know it as such, but we do in hindsight.
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A man takes a sledgehammer and walks right into a rural arkansas Benedictine abbey. He smashes a hole in the marble altar, and he takes the relics. He later inexplicably comes right back to the scene of the crime.
As if driven to do so.
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