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[timsh16]
The plains of braelig were bleak and desert-like.  The endless infertility of braelig was in stark contrast to the obscured memories of timsh's former environment which were lush with the processes of life.  timsh had set out, seeking adventure or whatsoever fortune would provide, with little regard for the possibilities of his own survival and by and by he began to worry about just that.  Fear set in hard upon timsh just about the time when he was far enough from his master's bookmaking shop to be beyond the possibility of return. The possibility of returning to the comforts and familiarity of his master's shop indeed had been in the back of his mind as a security measure since the moment he set out.  When timsh suddenly understood that returning was no longer possible, he began to panic in earnest and regret his cavalier decision to undertake the opposite of what those around him seemed to be stuck doing. Perhaps there was wisdom in staying put after all?  Perhaps, timsh reasoned, there was something primal or necessary in braelig about sticking together and staying put, even if it meant having the feeling of being stuck.

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