I don't have the same symptoms as you guys," he finally said. "But I know you think I'm something, too. Something supernatural." "There were two other terms on that list," Daiel said. " and ." "Which are…?" "I have no idea.
In the narrative from "The Calling" by Kelley Armstrong, a character reflects on his differing experiences compared to the others, expressing a feeling of being perceived as unusual or supernatural. His unique symptoms set him apart, highlighting a sense of alienation while also hinting at an intriguing connection to the group. This moment reveals his struggle to understand his identity in the context of their shared challenges.
Additionally, a conversation unfolds...
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