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Chapter 8
Footfalls echoed around me, paired with the unevenness of my breath. The security door clicked shut behind me, but I didn't slow. Up the grand staircase, to the end of the hall, up the spiral staircase, finally stopping when the library door shut behind me. The musty sent of old books and a space rarely disturbed filled my nose. Heavy curtains covered the windows, only a vague, shadowing spattering of shapes being visible. I felt my way around the edge of the room, pulling away the thick fabric to reveal a quaint study.
I weaved around the chairs and desk and tables, scanning the bookshelves as I went. I'd fun across the files an era ago, and my brain wasn't willing to pinpoint where, or where they'd ended up. It was like swimming through a pool of molasses memories. I focused my search in the corner opposite the main body of windows. I dug away binders, boxes of photos and even a picture album. For the first time the thought of my mom's pictures couldn't distract me. I shuffled through a pile of documentations, abandoning it to the side to continue my frantic search.
Charts, articles, logs, even a medical record, but none of the files I wanted. The papers slipped by in a blur, my eyes frantically trying to find a recognizable sketch, or familiar journal entry, or anything, any of the remains of my grandfather's research.
Our legacy. My father had said that it was my family's legacy.
I couldn't believe that it could be true. I wouldn't believe that it could become my legacy too.
A dark spot appeared on the paper in front of me, then another. I hurriedly wiped the tears off my cheeks and turned to the next case of papers. My hands shook as I read the first line. It was dated fifty two years prior, one February the 3rd, with a watermark reading Hawke and Blackwell Sciences.
I flipped to the next page, then skipped to the back of the section, landing on a journal entry dated September 22nd.
New designs coming together nicely. Eliot still worries about overloading the containment system, but energy hasn't seemed too uncontainable so far. Should be ready for a preliminary test tomorrow, granted the involuntary harvesting prototype can be finished in time. Once again struck by the possibilities of converting the ethereal energy contained in Eliot…
The scrawling script continued down the page, ending with the signature of Rodger F. Blackwell. I set the journal entries to the side, carefully opening a manila envelope. A pile of sketches and engineering notes and schematics fell into my lap. The top piece was startling familiar. A diagram filled half the page, depicting a metal contraption, a mess of tubes and wires, fashioned into a sort of cuff.
The same device was no doubt clamped to Malachi's arms at that moment.
I hastily read through the notes, in my grandfather's same script, describing the energy harvesting device, an attached paper discussing the limited success they were able to manage. Occasionally a foreign handwriting would occupy a section of the paper, talking about the aftereffects of the device.
At the bottom of the page big block letters pronounced experimentation with the particular device "Ceased until further notice."
One block of text caught my attention. My grandfather wrote about how Eliot was willing and eager to continue the trials, although cautious of the energy's true power. How losing the energy rendered dream travelling a much more difficult task, although he was willing to brave the depletion. I knew of Eliot. I'd spent enough time with my paternal grandmother to hear stories of her husband and his best friend. Eliot and Rodger had been friends since childhood, and worked together until the day they died, in a tragic accident at their lab.
September 23. That had been the day they died. I always remembered because it'd been the day before my grandparent's anniversary. My grandma also dedicated the two days as a memorial.
I pulled the journal entry back into my lap, the date sending shivers down my spine. Harvesting energy, the cuffs, it was all too horribly apparent. My father was continuing their work, whether they intended it or not.
I trekked onward through the paperwork, glancing over countless records and data sets, before succumbing to the numb absence of thought. None of it shed any more light on the project, or what was really going on, or what Eliot was. What Malachi had to be.
When the ache in my legs and back became too great I moved to one of the chairs, carefully depositing the papers on the nearest side table. Everything just swam about in my head, muddling what thoughts I could manage, and preventing all others. Just before sleep's tendrils pulled my consciousness away I came to the conclusion that I had to talk to Malachi. That I had to figure out what was really happening to him, and help.
My dreams were dark.
The sun was brushing the tree tops when I finally woke. My legs were stiff, my arm half asleep. The study had grown cold, and my joints ached as I uncurled and rose from the chair. I gingerly pushed back towards the door, ignoring the mess of documents. When I finally emerged into the kitchen my plans with Sylvia reemerged.
"You know, darling, if you didn't want to go, you could have told me." There was no hint of accusation in her voice, just a subtle questioning of what was really going on.
"I just realized that I really needed to meditate." I rambled quickly. Sylvia held fast to the belief that time alone in silence could heal most emotional conditions.
"Well, you missed lunch, would you like a snack?"
"Sure," I muttered, taking a seat on one of the stools.
"How about a salad? Or a bowl of soup? Some cheese and crackers? A bit of fruit?"
"Chicken noodle soup."
"Chicken noodle soup it is."
I let my elbow rest on the countertop, propping up my heavy head. I watched without seeing as Sylvia prepared the soup, humming a happy, off key tune.
"Has… has my father come up?" I finally asked.
"Oh yes, darling. He didn't say much, but it seemed that they'd run into a problem with the research. He drove in to headquarters a bit less than an hour ago."
A chuckle escaped my lips. Malachi had managed to succeed somehow.
The pessimist in me immediately stated that even when he wasn't failing, Malachi wasn't succeeding. He was just prolonging the torture.
"Now deary, is there anything else I can do for you?" The hot bowl of soup was slid in front of me, its aroma causing my mouth to water. "I'm glad you got some quiet time. It'll do you good, but sometimes talking does you good too."
"Dad and I have been… disagreeing lately." I said slowly.
"Well, have you done anything to offend him?"
"You could say that…"
"Then you ought to apologize, darling."
I stared back. She didn't know the scope of the situation, and her suggestion sounded ludicrous.
"I know it's not the easiest thing to do, but it will help. Perhaps you could just write an apology? That makes it easier sometimes. Think it over, alright, deary?"
"Okay." I focused on my soup, chasing the little noodles in their salty, savory bath. When the last of the broth found its way into my stomach I set the bowl aside and drifted to my room.
I figured, even with my father gone, I'd have to wait till nightfall, and even then it'd be sketchy. I wouldn't doubt the addition of a night guard.
When time finally melting into evening I emerged, tiptoeing down the stairs and to the security door. I said what might have counted as a prayer if I had known God then swiped my security pass. I padded down the steps, taking a deep breath before sliding my security pass to open the second security door.
The lab was dim, just the security lights offering any illumination. I stiffened as I saw a figure move.
"Scarlett?" The question made me jump, Drew's face quickly materializing in front of me. "What are you doing here?"
"I need to speak to him." I said with determination.
"You're father's not—"
"Not my father. With him," I interrupted.
"What? Scarlett, I can't let you… I mean, I'm supposed to be guarding, and well," He stuttered, leaving the sentence hanging.
"Drew, you know this is wrong, you know it shouldn't be happening. At least let me talk to him. That's the least you can do." I took a step towards Malachi's cell, and he hesitantly moved to block me.
"Scarlett, it… it didn't get better after you left." His eyes were full of a guilty anguish. "I want to help you, but—"
"Then help me!" I struggled to keep my voice from cracking. "Drew, please, I have to do this."
"Okay, but…"
"This never happened. Don't worry."
I pushed past him, shaking as I approached the observation room leading to Malachi's cell. It took two tries to successfully swipe the security door, terrified of what I would find on the other side.


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(Reuters) - The ATP denounced BNP Paribas Open chief executive Raymond Moore's disparaging comments about female players while saying tournaments should decide how much to pay women.
Moore provoked outrage on Sunday when he said top-level women's players rode "on the coattails of the men" and were "very, very lucky" to have equal prize money.
"Ray Moore's comments towards women's tennis were disparaging and made in poor taste, as Ray has subsequently acknowledged," ATP Executive Chairman and President Chris Kermode said in a statement on Monday.
Kermode also said the ATP, the governing body for men's tennis, supports equality across society but acknowledged that it operates in the sports and entertainment business.
"The ATP seeks to achieve fair compensation for its players by setting minimum prize money levels for ATP events in accordance with the revenues that are generated from men's professional tennis," said Kermode.
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Men and women's players receive equal prize money at each of the year's four grand slam tournaments, some $75 million, where both genders share the spotlight.
Total prize money on the ATP Tour is about $188 million, while the women's WTA Tour (Women's Tennis Association) is roughly $130 million.
Moore, a 69-year-old South African and former ATP Tour player, also singled out Canada's Eugenie Bouchard and Spaniard Garbine Muguruza as being among the "very attractive prospects" on the WTA circuit tour, before explaining that they were "physically attractive and competitively attractive." Continued...


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Markets have bottomed out but spectacular gains unlikely: Analysts
By Yang Huiwen
WHAT a difference a few weeks make.
Earlier this month, as bourses almost everywhere continued to spiral downwards, it seemed almost unthinkable that a major rally was just around the corner.
Some markets including Singapore took a breather yesterday, but nevertheless the recent run-ups are striking.
The most closely watched barometer of all, the Dow Jones Industrial Average in New York, has gained 17 per cent since its March 9 closing low.
Asian markets are also up 15 to 20 per cent from their early March lows. The Straits Times Index (STI), for instance, is up 16.1 per cent since March 9.
All this stock market cheer is prompting a nervous thought: Is the worst for stock markets really over?
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US President Barack Obama said on March 3 that buying US shares 'is a potentially good deal' for long-term investors, and since then, the index has added about 14 per cent.
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It makes sense that the best thing for a given sport is to get the best players in the world to play at the highest level, but this isn't a foolproof concept.
The NFL continues to add games in London to the schedule, and there are talks about a franchise potentially moving across the pond. While one can make the argument this would improve the game over time by exposing the sport to more people, therefore getting the top athletes from other countries to focus on football, baseball is proof that it doesn't always better the bottom line.
Looking across baseball, it would be hard to imagine the sport without a strong Latin influence, and it cannot be debated whether or not the quality of play has improved since the game added so many players from outside the USA, but it might hurt the game in other ways. MLB's RBI Program is doing great work re-igniting the love of baseball in inner cities, but it just may have been baseball itself that killed the interest in the first place.
There has been a lot of press about the decline of African American big league players. While this is clearly concerning, one can also make the case there is a decline in American big league players. This just might come down to the fact there are so many foreign ballplayers.
I love baseball, and I in no way believe the Latin and Asian players have hurt the game, but it may have hurt baseball in lower levels across this country and may have lessened the number of potential future superstars.
Baseball must capitalize on the current young superstars while they can. Bryce Harper, Mike Trout, Manny Machado and Matt Harvey must become the face of baseball in order to keep it popular among American youth. These guys are baseball's lifeline. They are the guys the youth in America can relate to, look up to and envision themselves becoming.
Miguel Cabrera is incredible, Yasiel Puig was must-watch TV and Yu Darvish can absolutely deal, but we don't know any of them off the field. One reason is the language barrier, another is baseball's inability to market its best players.
Watching TV, you get bombarded with athletes doing commercials. Tony Gonzalez now has commercials for shampoo, Dwyane Wade does everything from ph0ne to Gatorade commercials and Peyton Manning hasn't met an ad he wouldn't do, but who from baseball do you see on a daily basis over the course of watching TV?
The young, homegrown stars need to be pushed into the public eye. Harvey was hilarious on the Jimmy Fallon Show, interviewing New York Mets fans about Harvey, but it was also sad that even Harvey fans couldn't recognize him. Baseball ratings are slipping in comparison to other sports, and it can be directly contributed to the lack of household names and faces of American players.
Baseball, don't let another opportunity pass you by. Get Trout a cologne deal, Machado a Samsung commercial, let Harvey take over the Nikon ads and let Harper promote Axe hair care — seriously, make it happen, somebody has to fix that thing on top of his head. Get baseball players in front of everyone when they are watching their Thursday night sitcom, not just when they are watching baseball.
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The Chamber of Labour (German: Kammer für Arbeiter und Angestellte, shortform Arbeiterkammer or AK), is an organisation that represents the interests of 3 million Austrian employees and consumers. Membership is compulsory for all employees working in Austria, and it is thus not to be confused with Austrian labour unions, where membership is voluntary and which are organized in an umbrella organisation, the ÖGB. Together, the ÖGB and the Arbeiterkammer represent the interests of employees in the Austrian system of Sozialpartnerschaft ("Social Partnership"), which plays a major role in the regulation of wages and prices. The Austrian Chamber of Labour is based on the nine Chambers of labour for each federal state in Austria. The president of the Chamber of Labour for Vienna is also the president of the Austrian Chamber of Labour.[1]
The Chamber of Labour was founded 1920 after the collapse of the Austrian-Hungarian monarchy. During 1934 and 1938 the Chambers of Labour were integrated into the fascist unitary trade union centres. In 1938 they were liquidated by the National Socialists.[2]
One of the main projects of the Chamber of Labour is the creation of the work climate index (Arbeitsklima Index), which was established in 1997 and till today (2010) includes about 42,000 interviews of workers in Austria.[3]
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2011-09-27. Retrieved 2011-06-22.
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The endangered Morelet crocodiles were on the roam in six coastal areas in the Mexican state of Veracruz and residents were told not to try to capture or kill them, El Economista reported.
The governor of Veracruz told reporters about 280 crocodiles were missing from the reserve in La Antigua, although some media suggested that the number of reptiles was closer to 400.
Morelet crocodiles can grow to nearly 10ft (3m) and are found in freshwater swamps, lakes and rivers, and the brackish coastal waters of eastern Mexico, Belize and Guatemala.
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extends beyond apps designed to entertain or to improve personal productivity.
Mobile computing devices include thin, lightweight laptops, netbooks,
smartphones, media players, gaming consoles, ebook readers, and ambient
computing devices. Google's Glass—a computer built into an eyeglass device—extends
the scope of mobile computing even farther (Loukides, 2013). The need to
mobilize in order to improve efficiency and competitive advantage has driven
companies to invest heavily in mobile technology (Taylor, 2012).
The State of the
Mobile Computing Industry and Current Job Opportunities*
There are over 1
million apps on iTunes and Google Play. However, the majority of the apps are
for the consumer (Klais, 2013). What about the enterprise? By 2018, 70 percent
of mobile professionals will conduct their daily work on personal devices. This
is called bring your own device (BYOD). This disruptive phenomenon is causing information
technology (IT) departments challenges in terms of accountability, management,
and oversight (Gartner, 2013). This in turn is causing them to scramble to find
solutions by investigating mobile device management systems like MobileIron,
AirWatch, and NotifyMDM (Hess, 2012).
An April 2013 article in
the Chicago Tribune quotes an MIT researcher's report stating, "Mobile
computing is spreading faster than any other consumer technology in history"
(RIP, PC, 2013). There are many opportunities in the mobile computing
marketplace. A cursory search of the major online employment sites shows the
following entry level opportunities: graphics designer for mobile computing
applications; Java, HTML5, CSS, jQuery developers; front-end engineer (develops mobile and
desktop apps); mobile engineer using Android operating system (OS) and software
development kit (SDK); iPhone OS (iOS) development
engineer, and PHP programmers for cloud services. All of these jobs represent
skills and programming languages that Kaplan University students will learn.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, software development
positions are expected to grow at the rate of 30 percent each year while the
average for all job growth is 14 percent (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2013).
The future seems bright for the mobile device software developer.
Kaplan University's Mobile
Computing Career Focus Area—Meeting Real World Need
To prepare for these
exciting new career opportunities, Kaplan University students learn to program
under three of the major mobile operating systems: Android, iOS, and Windows
Phone 8. Web (CSS, HTML5, and JQuery). Database classes can also be taken as
electives to round out the student's knowledge. Students will take two Java
courses as a prerequisite to the first mobile application development class,
and will take a series of three mobile application development classes with the
third class resulting in a mobile app to be marketed in an app store.
Academic Chair Stephen Bayer feels that the mobile computing industry will likely be highly
competitive, and growth opportunity may exist in the increasing the need to
access corporate data securely through mobile devices and convert existing web
portals to mobile use. More opportunities may exist
in developing applications and marketing them through the various app stores.
At Kaplan University, we are proud to be on the cutting edge of preparing our
students for this future in mobile computing.
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Hess, K. (2012). 10 BYOD
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The views expressed in this article are solely those of the author(s) and do not represent the views of Kaplan University.
* Kaplan University cannot guarantee employment or career advancement.
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Faculty and Researchers
Dyan MazuranaResearch Director, Gender, Youth, and Community, Feinstein
Associate Research Professor, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
Director, Masters of Arts in Humanitarian Assistance (MAHA) program
Senior Fellow, World Peace Foundation
Dyan Mazurana leads Feinstein's research in the areas of women, children, and armed conflict, gendered dimensions of humanitarian response to conflict and crises, documenting serious crimes committed during conflict, and accountability, remedy, and reparation. She serves as an advisor to several governments, UN agencies, human rights NGOs, and child protection organizations regarding humanitarian assistance and improving efforts to assist youth and women affected by armed conflict. This work includes the protection of women and children during armed conflict, including those people associated with fighting forces, as well as remedy and reparation in the aftermath of violence.
Dyan has written and developed training materials regarding gender, human rights, armed conflict, and post-conflict periods for civilian, police, and military peacekeepers involved in UN and NATO operations. In conjunction with international human rights groups, she contributed to materials now widely used to assist in documenting serious violations and abuses against women and girls during conflict and post-conflict reconstruction periods. She has worked in Afghanistan, the Balkans, Nepal, and southern, west and east Africa.
She has published more than 85 scholarly and policy books, articles, and international reports and her work has been translated into more than 30 languages.
Dyan has a Ph.D. and an M.A. in women's studies from Clark University. She also holds an M.A. and B.F.A. from the University of Wyoming, where she studied painting, art history, and feminist theory.
Dyan has practiced in the Zen Buddhist tradition of the Order of Interbeing under Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh for more than 20 years. She lives with her two children and their dog in a home with ever expanding gardens.
- Gender dimensions of non-state armed groups
- The ways in which war-affected populations, particularly victims of war crimes and crimes against humanity, recover—or not—from conflict, and the remedy and reparation for survivors that support recovery
- Gender and humanitarian response
- East Africa
- South Asia
- Gender and Human Security in Transitional States and Societies (DHP D231), Spring Term
- Gender, Culture and Conflict in Complex Humanitarian Emergencies (NUTR 222/DHP D232), Fall Term
- Prisca Benelli, Dyan Mazurana, and Peter Walker. 2012. "Using Sex and Age Disaggregated Data to Improve Humanitarian Response in Emergencies." Gender and Development 20(2): 219-232.
- Jeannie Annan, Christopher Blattman, Dyan Mazurana, and Khristopher Carlson. 2011. "Civil War, Reintegration and Gender in Northern Uganda." Journal of Conflict Resolution 55 (6): 875-906.
- Dyan Mazurana, Angela Raven-Roberts, and Jane Parpart, eds. 2005. Gender, Conflict, and Peacekeeping. Rowman and Littlefield: Oxford and Boulder.
- Susan McKay, Susan and Dyan Mazurana. 2004. Where are the Girls? Girls in Fighting Forces in Northern Uganda, Sierra Leone, and Mozambique: Their Lives During and After War. Montréal, Canada: International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development. (Published in English and French)
- United Nations. 2002. Women, Peace and Security: Study of the United Nations Secretary-General as Pursuant Security Council Resolution 1325. New York: United Nations. (Published in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish). Mazurana served as a lead author.
- Dallin Van Leuven, Dyan Mazurana, and Rachel Gordon. 2016. "Analysing Foreign Females and Males in the Islamic State in the Levant (ISIL) through a Gender Perspective." In Foreign Fighters under International Law and Beyond, ed. Andrea de Guttry, Francesca Capone, and Christopher Paulusse. ASSER/Springer Verlag.
- Dyan Mazurana, Dyan, Anton Baare and Roxanne Krystalli. 2016. "Gender, Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration." In Oxford Handbook on Gender and Conflict, ed. Fionnuala Ni Aolain, Dina Hayes, Naomi Cahn, and Nalha Valji. Oxford University Press.
- Dyan Mazurana and Keith Proctor. 2014. "Gender and Humanitarian Action," Handbook on Humanitarian Action, ed. Roger Mac Ginty and Jenny H. Peterson, 49-61. Routledge.
- Dyan Mazurana. 2013. "The Gendered Impact of Conflict and Peacekeeping in Africa." Conflict Trends 2.
- Prisca Benelli, Dyan Mazurana, and Peter Walker. 2012. "Using Sex and Age Disaggregated Data to Improve Humanitarian Response in Emergencies." Gender and Development 20(2): 219-232.
Feinstein Publications
Briefing Paper: Sexual Assault Against Humanitarian and Development Aid Workers
This briefing paper summarizes the findings from a review of scholarly and grey literature, as well as interviews, on the topic of sexual assault against aid workers. The overall study goal is…Read More
Sweden's Feminist Foreign Policy: Implications for Humanitarian Response
This policy brief presents the implications of Sweden's feminist foreign policy for the people they strive to assist, Sweden's own humanitarian policy and operations, and more broadly the whole humanitarian…Read More
Peacebuilding and Service Delivery
The briefing paper explores the relationship between service delivery, peace-building, and state legitimacy in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Uganda. It finds that the…Read More
Briefing Paper: Making Gender-Just Remedy and Reparations Possible Upholding the Rights of Women and Girls in Uganda's Greater North
Victims of serious violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law have a clearly established right to remedy and reparation. This right must be recognized without discrimination of…Read More
Briefing Paper: Recovery in Northern Uganda How are people surviving post-conflict?
In 2012/13, the Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium (SLRC) implemented the first round of an original sub-regional panel survey in northern Uganda aimed to produce data on livelihoods, access to and…Read More
Briefing Paper: The impact of serious crimes during the war on households today in Northern Uganda
In 2012/13, the Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium (SLRC) implemented the first round of an original sub-regional panel survey in northern Uganda aimed to produce data on livelihoods, access to and…Read More
Briefing Paper: The war-wounded and recovery in Northern Uganda
In 2012/13, the Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium (SLRC) implemented the first round of an original sub-regional panel survey in northern Uganda aimed to produce data on livelihoods, access to and…Read More
Surveying livelihoods, service delivery and governance – baseline evidence from Uganda
In 2012/13, SLRC implemented the first round of an original sub-regional panel survey in Uganda aimed to produce data on livelihoods, access to and experience of basic services, exposure to…Read More
Making Gender-Just Remedy and Reparation Possible Upholding the Rights of Women and Girls in the Greater North of Uganda
Victims of serious violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law have a clearly established right to remedy and reparation. This right must be recognized without discrimination of…Read More
Livelihoods, Basic Services and Social Protection in Northern Uganda and Karamoja
This paper synthesizes current evidence on how people are recovering their livelihoods and accessing basic services and social protection interventions in the conflict-affected regions of Uganda's Greater North.Read More
The Dust Has Not Yet Settled: Victims' Views on The Right to Remedy and Reparation A Report from the Greater North of Uganda
This report outlines the views and priorities of victims of serious violations of human rights law and international humanitarian law which resulted from the conflict between the Government of Uganda and the rebel Lord's Resistance Army,Read More
Sex and Age Matter Improving Humanitarian Response in Emergencies
This report shows that proper collection, analysis and use of sex and age disaggregated data, or SADD, allows operational agencies to deliver assistance more effectively and efficiently in a crisis.Read More
Accountability and Reconciliation in Northern Uganda
By Khristopher Carlson and Dyan Mazurana. 2010. Sharanjeet Parmar, Mindy Jane Roseman, Saudamini Siegrist, and Theo Sowa (eds.) Children and Transitional Justice: Truth-Telling, Accountability and Reconciliation. Harvard University Press.Read More
Forced Marriage within the Lord's Resistance Army, Uganda
The Lord's Resistance Army (LRA)—a rebel movement fighting the government of Uganda—is estimated to have kidnapped over 60,000 Ugandan children and youth. Those abducted include one in three male adolescents…Read More
The State of Female Youth in Northern Uganda Findings from the Survey of War-Affected Youth
Youth are simultaneously the primary victims and the primary actors in the two-decade long war in northern Uganda. While we know that youth have suffered (and continue to do so),…Read More
Angering Akuju Survival and Suffering in Karamoja
Karamoja is the poorest and least developed region of Uganda. The population experiences chronic food insecurity, little access to basic services, the weakening of traditional livelihood systems, ongoing insecurity, human…Read More
Out-migration, Return, and Resettlement in Karamoja, Uganda The case of Kobulin, Bokora County
As part of a larger project entitled "Livelihoods and Human Security in Karamoja," this briefing paper presents findings on causal factors and broad patterns in out-migration among the Bokora population….Read More
Movement on the Margins Livelihoods and Security in Kitgum District, Northern Uganda
The protracted conflict in northern Uganda has created profound insecurity, brought the widespread loss of agrarian livelihoods, and pushed nearly two million people into internal displacement camps. With the current…Read More
In Search of Security A Regional Analysis of Armed Conflict in Northern Uganda, Eastern Uganda, and Southern Sudan
The war and humanitarian crises engulfing northern Uganda are intricately linked with the armed conflict and unrest in eastern Uganda and southern Sudan. As a result of the links between…Read More
Coping with War, Coping with Peace Livelihood Adaptation in Bosnia-Herzegovina, 1989-2004
This study uses a livelihood framework to examine and analyze household livelihood strategies across three time periods in six rural villages in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The three time periods examined are the…Read More
Human Security and Livelihoods of Rural Afghans, 2002-2003
This report documents and analyzes recent countrywide trends in the relationship between human security and livelihoods throughout rural Afghanistan from 2002-2003. All countrywide information is generated by analyses of 2003…Read More
Feinstein Research Projects
Sexual Assault and Humanitarian Workers Project
This study examines the issue of sexual assault against humanitarian and development aid workers.Read More
Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium Generating stronger evidence on conflict situations
The Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium aims to generate a stronger evidence base on how people in conflict-affected situations make a living, access basic services like health care, education and water, and perceive and engage with governance at local and national levels.Read More
People First! Justice, Accountability, and Reparation in the Greater North of Uganda
The flagship reconstruction program for northern Uganda (NUSAF Phase II) started implementation in 2010. Our work has informed this process and hence we are hopeful that NUSAF will yield some positive results for the lives of women and children who have suffered grave violations and serious crimes.Read More
Gender, Sex, and Age in Humanitarian Response
This page brings together multiple projects related to gender, sex, and age in humanitarian response.Read More
Traditional Justice and Accountability in Northern Uganda
This field research will document and analyze how traditional justice and accountability systems in northern Uganda address war-related crimes and harms committed during the region's conflict. Special attention will be given to how these informal systems take up rebel- and government-perpetrated crimes against women and girls.Read More
News Items
Feinstein faculty and researchers help students prepare for summer fieldwork
In May, Feinstein faculty and researchers conducted several workshops for students (particularly those with upcoming summer research internships) to help them prepare for practicalities in the field: Kim Wilson and…Read More
Dyan Mazurana publishes book review in Journal of Women, Policy & Politics
Dyan Mazurana published a review of Female Combatants in Conflict and Peace: Challenging Gender in Violence and Post-Conflict Reintegration, edited by Seema Shekhawat in the Journal of Women, Policy &…Read More
Dyan Mazurana and Phoebe Donnelly discuss sexual violence against aid workers on the ATHA podcast
As part of the Protection of Humanitarian Action Series, ATHA featured Dyan Mazurana and Phoebe Donnelly on a recent podcast. In this episode several experts and practitioners discuss the duty…Read More
Dyan Mazurana and Phoebe Donnelly research on sexual assault against aid workers makes headlines
Research on sexual assault against aid workers by Dyan Mazurana and Phoebe Donnellly is making headlines in early 2017. NBC26 posted a video about the research here. The European Interagency…Read More
Dyan Mazurana quoted in PolitiFact
Dyan Mazurana was called upon by PolitiFact to weigh in on South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley's statement about U.N. peacekeeping missions during her confirmation hearing to be America's ambassador to…Read More
Feinstein faculty humanitarian course offerings Spring 2017 at Tufts
Feinstein faculty are teaching a variety of courses on humanitarian issues during the upcoming Spring 2017 Semester. We encourage students to check them out: Karen Jacobsen: Forced Migration (DHP D239)…Read More
Karen Jacobsen and Dyan Mazurana anticipate outcomes for refugees if the U.S. decreases foreign aid funding
On December 9, 2016 Karen Jacobsen and Dyan Mazurana published an opinion piece in Tufts Now. They write: War, persecution and natural disasters are wreaking havoc on communities across the…Read More
Feinstein researchers publish on Uganda, disabilities, and war crimes in Third World Thematics
On December 1, Feinstein researchers published an article in Third World Thematics. The article, "Disability and recovery from war in northern Uganda," explores the prevalence and impact of disabilities resulting from…Read More
Tufts hosts faculty panels on foreign policy in new U.S. administration
In the past weeks, Tufts hosted two faculty panels to discuss what foreign policy may look like in the new U.S. administration. Faculty offered a wide range of expertise on subjects…Read More
Dyan Mazurana presents at the third annual Fletcher Ideas Exchange
The night of October 25, 2016, Feinstein research director Dyan Mazurana presented at the third annual Fletcher Ideas Exchange (FIE), hosted by The Institute for Human Security at Tufts. FIE is…Read More
World Peace Foundation hosts panel on civilian self-protection and humanitarian response
On September 23, the World Peace Foundation hosted a panel titled "Staying safe in armed conflict contexts: What do crisis-affected people prioritize and does it work? Do humanitarian actors and others take…Read More
Rachel Gordon presents panel at Nordic Africa Days conference
On Friday September 23, Feinstein's Rachel Gordon presented a panel at the Nordic Africa Days, the Nordic Africa Institute's biannual conference. The panel—titled: Gender, sexuality, and violence during and after…Read More
Fall classes are starting soon!
Classes are starting soon, and Feinstein faculty, researchers, and visiting fellows will be bringing their vast experiences to the classroom! Look below for the list of courses. Friedman and Fletcher…Read More
Dyan Mazurana and Dallin Van Leuven publish for African Politics, African Peace
Dyan Mazurana and Dallin Van Leuven published their summary paper, "Protection of Civilians from Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV): Insights for African Union Peace Missions." This paper is the ninth…Read More
Dyan Mazurana discusses research findings with government and academic leaders
Dyan Mazurana recently presented research findings at five briefings hosted by OECD, DFID, members of the UK House of Lords, ECHO, and the Graduate Institute of Geneva. Mazurana presented findings…Read More
Dyan Mazurana discusses remedy and reparations in Uganda
Dyan Mazurana spoke on her 17 years of research in northern Uganda at the Consortium on Gender, Security, and Human Rights on April 27, 2016. She focused her remarks on findings…Read More
Dyan Mazurana discusses ways to prevent sexual violence in war on PRI's The World
Dyan Mazurana talked with Marco Werman on PRI's The World on the second anniversary of Boko Haram's abduction of 276 girls from the Chibok School dormitory in Nigeria. She describes…Read More
Dyan Mazurana cited in the House of Lords Select Committee on Sexual Violence in Conflict Report
The House of Lords Committee on Sexual Violence in Conflict published Sexual Violence in Conflict: A War Crime on April 12, 2016. The document calls on the British government to…Read More
Dallin Van Leuven, Dyan Mazurana, and Rachel Gordon publish chapter in Foreign Fighters under International Law and Beyond
Foreign Fighters under International Law and Beyond is a collection of contributions from outstanding experts in the field that tackles the important and underexplored phenomenon of foreign fighters. Dallin, Dyan,…Read More
Dyan Mazurana and Phoebe Donnelly publish on sexual violence in conflict in the Crisis Response Journal
Dyan Mazurana and Phoebe Donnelly published an article "Sexual Violence in Conflict" in the the March 2016 issue of the Crisis Response Journal (Volume 11, Issue 3). In this article,…Read More
Feinstein Research featured at the World Conference on Humanitarian Studies
Two Feinstein/Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium (SLRC) research projects were presented at the World Conference on Humanitarian Studies: Teddy Atim helped organize the "Gender, Sexuality and Violence in Humanitarian Crises" panel….Read More
Feinstein International Center faculty course offerings – Spring 2016
The spring semester has begun at The Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy and The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University, and Feinstein International Center Faculty…Read More
FIC faculty and researchers support creation of Gender Analysis in International Studies program
Feinstein International Center faculty and researchers have supported the creation of a Gender Analysis in International Studies program at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. Professor Dyan Mazurana, FIC…Read More
Mazurana, Gordon and Van Leuven preview book chapter on gender and ISIL
Dr. Dyan Mazurana, FIC's Research Director on Gender, Youth, and Community, along with Researcher Rachel Gordon and Dallin Van Leuven, have authored a series of blog posts previewing their latest…Read More
Faculty host workshop on ethics and practicalities of field work
On May 12, 2015, Professors Karen Jacobsen (Acting Director, Feinstein International Center), Dyan Mazurana (Research Director on Gender, Youth and Community), and Kim Wilson (Visiting Fellow) co-hosted a day-long workshop…Read More
Dyan Mazurana and Keith Proctor author chapter on gender analysis for Routledge Companion to Humanitarian Action
Dr. Dyan Mazurana, Feinstein International Center's Research Director on Gender, Youth, and Community, and Keith Proctor, Visiting Fellow, have co-authored a chapter on the role and function of gender analysis…Read More
Dyan Mazurana Discusses Role of Gender Analysis in Humanitarian Settings
On a recent HHI podcast Dr. Dyan Mazurana, Research Director for Gender, Youth, and Community at the Feinstein International Center and Associate Professor at The Fletcher School of Law and…Read More


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I do not own Ghost Hunt.
Chapter 6 – The Cost of Silence
"Well your vitals look good my dear," said Dr. Renegar cheerily. I gave him a smile as he wrapped up his portable equipment. Naru stood a couple of feet off, not even pretending he wasn't listening; the recorder of my vision gripped tightly in his right hand.
I grabbed my thin sweater and draped it across my shoulders as Dr. Renegar inserted a, "but." I turned to look at him.
"I would like to get you back to the office and run a few scans to be sure there was no real damage or concerns."
My shoulders drooped a little bit because if Dr. Renegar thought that it was necessary than I really did need to go.
"Very well, Lin and I will drive her that way," said Naru before I could concede.
Without looking at my boss I said, "It would be professional for you to remain here and inform the others of what has occurred. I'm quite capable of getting there on my own."
Dr. Renegar cocked with eyebrow at me with a wry smile and I quickly back tracked.
"I mean, Lin is quite capable of driving me there without you."
Dr. Renegar nodded and gave me a fatherly clap on the shoulder before walking out with a, "See you in two hours."
As soon as he was gone, Naru turned and tried to catch my attention.
"Mai, we need to talk," he said sternly.
"No we don't," I chimed, false cheer keeping my pitch high as I gathered my things.
"What did you mean in this recording?" Naru asked. I shrugged nonchalantly, avoiding his and, in truth, everyone's eyes in the room.
Why was I hiding this?
Well, in truth, I knew why. If Naru knew the threat behind the words, he would definitely propose an intense and new form of protection which would undoubtedly mean more personal time between us.
But was that a good enough reason?
While these people seemed to be focused on me that did not mean other psychics would be safe. I would be naïve to believe that the whole of this brotherhood's attention would solely focus on me.
Was there a compromise?
Lin opened the door for me and I walked towards the van, Naru staring after me with that usual unreadable expression.
As soon as I had shut the door and Lin kicked the van into gear and we left Naru behind. I let out my captive breath before it caught again. I thought back to better times where I had sat just one seat over between Lin and Naru. Driving these memories and my accompanying tears away, I looked out the window at the grey skies. When would the sun shine again? I missed it.
My thoughts wandered back to Taku.
"Lin," I began, not entirely sure how to phrase this. He looked at me as I hesitated. "I think we both know psychics are not safe in that school. Have you told Naru?"
"I will soon," he said. I nodded, throat tight.
"Or did you mean to bring this up in reference to yourself?" he asked keenly. I was thrown by just how dead on he was.
"N-no," I said, sounding somewhat strangled. Lin did not seem convinced, but let that matter drop as they pulled up to the hospital.
An MRI, three tests, and one EKG later I was cleared of any abnormal damage besides being overly stressed and tired. Instead of taking me back to base, Lin drove me home for which I had to admit I was grateful.
As I was getting out, Lin called me back. I turned to look at him as he reached for the glove box. From its depths, Lin produced a small cell phone. This he handed to me. I looked at him in shock.
"It has Naru's and my numbers programmed in. If you need one of us that is," he said. I took the little phone from him, thanks plain on my face. I shut the door and he watched me disappear safely into my building before he drove away.
Once inside my door, I stared down at the phone resting on my palm with slight disbelief. Most people my age already had a cell phone, but, living on my own, I never saw fit to spend the money on one. Food and rent always came first.
I flipped open the top and pressed the contacts button. In the list was two numbers and I realized neither had a name. Great, so to find out which was Lin's I would have to play a guessing game.
Deciding not to ever need their help, I placed the phone on the counter and reached out for my pills before heading for the bath.
The hot water was all I needed to unwind. I smiled, remembering my and Yasu's joke from earlier as I lathered my hair. Then, holding my nose, I ducked my head beneath the water. When I emerged, there was a loud bang. I paused and looked around. Another bang and I was out of the water, pulling on my underwear and a robe.
I walked to my front door in confusion and undid the lock, peering into the hall.
Five guys were down the hall, busting into a door. I let my hand cover my mouth as I watched and a sickening notion fell over my brain.
These men were here for me.
Just then, as if my thoughts had called to them, the one still in the hall looked right at me. I slammed my door shut and locked it, sliding the chain into place and propping a chair beneath the door knob for good measure.
Still, that would not hold them forever.
In my panicked frenzy, I grabbed the phone and dialed.
"Hello?" came a voice just as something slammed into the door.
"Naru!" I half shrieked.
"Mai? What is going on?" he asked, his voice suddenly on high alert. I could hear him calling for Lin.
"There are men at my apartment," I hissed as I reinforced the chair with my couch, "They're trying to get in."
I looked up and to my horror the chain was slowly sliding out of its lock. My breath caught as my head began to pound. So not the time for a seizure!
"Mai, stay calm we're coming," he said. "Are you able to get out?"
"I, maybe…" I squeaked, running for my bedroom door. With some effort I slid my bed in front of the door before dashing to the window. My breath was coming in hysterical gasps at this point as I struggled to pull the window up. Just when it was up enough for me to squeeze out, there was a bang from the sitting room. My heart stopped.
Cold calculations told me that I could not make it out the window and down the fire escape before they were able to get to me and I was already overexerting myself. I turned and searched my room.
"Naru, please hurry!" I whispered before slamming the phone shut and throwing it beneath my bed. I ran to my closet.
Many children, when playing the game of Hide and Seek, choose places like under the bed and behind bookshelves to hide. I, however, used to climb up onto the top shelf of my closet and cover myself with whatever I could find.
Now as I clambered ungracefully onto this shelf and covered myself, I hoped my unorthodox tendencies would serve me well.
Just as I had closed the closet to but a crack and completely concealed myself, my bed shot across my room and buried itself into the drywall. The five men burst in.
I watched as they ran to the window and looked out.
"Do you think she got away?" said a squat sandy-headed guy.
A tall, thin man with greasy black hair wearing what looked like a muzzle over his nose pulled the contraption from his face and took a deep sniff. I watched, sure they would hear my heart pounding, as the man straightened and refashioned the muzzle.
"No, her scent stops at the sill," said the nasally man.
He could smell me?
"Well, can you track her in here?" asked a gruff voice from beyond my view. The nasally man shook his head.
"No, her scent is too strong."
"Well she has to be in here," said the squat man. "What about you, can you hear her?"
"I told you before; her thoughts are lost to me. That has not changed," said a formal quiet voice.
The other man—a tall, strong looking man—remained quiet, his eyes searching the room. I prayed they would not land on me.
"Search the room, she has to be here," the gruff voice commanded.
They all began to look—all but the quiet man. He was staring at the knob to my closet. Slowly he walked towards it.
I closed my eyes.
Man an astral projection would be nice right now! Gene, give me a hand here! Surely there's some way I can do it!
I heard a gasp and I opened my eyes to see the five men looking right at me. How had I gotten out of the closet!
I turned and ran for the door as they overcame their shock and started after me. In the hall I heard the voice I had been longing to hear if just for that moment.
I paused and looked up at Lin and Naru as they stopped to look at my wild eyes. I looked back just in time to see the five men stop. The one with the gruff voice stepped forward and lifted his hand.
"Mai, move!" yelled Naru just as wind shot down the hallway out of nowhere. When it hit me I gasped and shut my eyes.
But it wasn't like I had expected. I was not thrown anywhere.
I opened my eyes, coughing and spitting. My hands floated over my chest and then my aching head, confirming the whole of my body was back in the closet.
Had I really astral projected at will? Convenient.
I heard scuffling coming from the hallway and I remembered I had left my boss and Lin in the hall.
"Mai!" I heard Naru yell just as my headache became nearly unbearable.
"In here," I cried weakly.
Next thing I knew my closet door was thrown open and Naru was pulling me into his arms.
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BEIJING Chinese media lavished coverage Thursday on President Hu Jintao's attendance at the just-concluded G-8 summit in Japan, in what appears to be part of a drive to boost his profile before next month's Beijing Olympics.
Hu's trip to Hokkaido was a "major diplomatic move, which produces important achievements in many aspects," the official Xinhua News Agency and newspapers reported Thursday, quoting Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi.
Proposals by Hu on reforming international trade and financial institutions "embody China's strategic consideration and strong sense of responsibility as the world's largest developing country," Yang was quoted as saying.
China's four major national newspapers -- all tightly controlled by the ruling Communist Party -- covered their front pages exclusively with stories and photos of Hu's speeches and meetings with President George W. Bush and other world leaders.
The wall-to-wall Hu coverage extended also to Web sites and state television's main news broadcasts, underlining a shift by the conservative Hu toward an increasingly prominent media profile as Beijing prepares to host the Olympics in August -- a crowning moment for the nation and its communist leadership.
While Hu is a fixture at the Group of Eight industrialized nations, APEC, and other international gatherings, the Olympics provides a stage like no other for him to address an international audience and take his place among the front ranks of world leaders.
"The Olympic Games are a time of massive international attention on China," said David Bandurski, a researcher at the China Media Project at the University of Hong Kong.
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Hu's publicity boost also comes amid seemingly reduced coverage of Premier Wen Jiaobao, the leader in charge of day-to-day government affairs, who is widely popular for grasping the initiative in responding to recent crises and natural disasters, including May's earthquake in Sichuan province that killed nearly 70,000 people.
Wen's image has all but disappeared from state media, although it is unclear who makes decisions about such coverage in China's opaque political system and what criteria are used. Wen ranks third in the party, behind Hu and legislative speaker Wu Bangguo, a position that usually gives him near-daily appearances in state media.
Observers dismissed speculation that Wen's job was under threat, saying it was too early to judge whether reduced coverage was a result of concerns that Hu was being overshadowed.
"Wen is a technocrat, a manager, not a politician. So if there's reduced coverage, it's probably just a result of him taking a break or dealing with issues outside the public eye," said Li Datong, a veteran state newspaper journalist who was forced from a top editing job for running reports that angered authorities.
Hu raised his media appearances following the Sichuan earthquake, when Wen was prominently seen arriving within hours in the disaster zone, followed only later by the president.
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I cleared the DPF service notification from the overhead display in my girlfriends dad's 2009 2500 with a dpf delete and H&S mini maxx tuner on the stock setting. I took some videos to show how much better the acceleration in the truck is. Both videos I never went above 65% throttle according to the tuner and I don't thin I really went over 2500 RPM
This was 4th get from 30-50 with I guess mild acceleration. You can see how much the exhaust brake helps when I turn it on for the 45-30ish
This was 5th gear from about 45-70 with about the same acceleration and 45-75(exhaust brake on, the car ahead of me ended up being a police charger)
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Across the fresh ash ruins are heavy footsteps. Not from that of those whom perished from the fires' rage, but from someone very much alive.
A man in his own right, tall and strong, walks through the ash with a grim expression amongst his face.
His lantern swings through the eternal darkness as his green eyes scan the ash. As the flame catches the specks of gold within his eyes, the man frowns with thoughts of fire. Fires like these are always the same; strong, over-powering and ruthless in their quest to destroy anything of value in the area of its own, twisted, battlefield.
With a deep scowl, the man pushes over a short pile of ruins with his foot before turning to leave.
The wind picks up slightly, making the man turn back for one last look as if something is there, tugging his attention back towards the ruins. Whatever it is, it is important, and shall change his life forever.
Suddenly, out of the silence, comes the sound of a twig breaking behind him.
The man turns, jumping into a strong fighting stance, adrenaline in his veins as he prepares himself but, alas, there is nothing there. Shaking his head, the man relaxes before turning to take his leave on his horse, Thunder Star.
There, right in front of him stands a woman of pale skin, which seems to glow in contrast to the black satin gown she wears. The man looks upon her with skeptism, wondering how such persons were able to arrive without the notice of himself or his steed.
Her hair is star-light white and flows down past her elbows like the moonlight itself is being reflected on the ripples of a dark, deep lake. The man stares upon her, surprised with her bold persona. He is transfixed with her eyes, wide onyx pools, drawing him in and getting him lost within them like many before whom gazed upon the nights' sky. Her plumb, red lips smile showing perfectly white teeth, dazzling the stranger even more with her presence.
The mysterious woman stares at the man, taking in his tall form. Upon gazing on him, it is clear that he is a man of great riches. He is dressed in the best leather, with a fine sword at his belt and exquisite bows held within a quiver made of rich mahogany.
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"Since darkness has taken over, it is not safe for a woman to be out on her own." His voice is strong, full of power and authority.
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"I am Prince Ren Lockwood, son of King Villiat Lockwood of the Lunar Village Empire." Once again, he looks upon her in curiosity after her failure to curtsey.
A sparkle forms in her eyes. "I am Nova. What, pray tell, brings you to the remains of this village? Surely, there is nothing left here for a man like you?" Even though her face is plain of emotion, and her manners to his bloodline absent, Ren can't help but be intrigued by her. She's not like any lady he has ever met.
"I am the son of Villiat, next in line to the Lunar Village Empire. It is my duty to protect my people. As such, I shall discover whom is creating these fires and to destroy them before they can destroy my people." Anger burns through the specks of gold within the Prince's green eyes.
Turning her head to the side, Nova stares up at the near empty sky, her face becoming more vacant still, her voice is faint. "You cannot destroy him, it will mean certain death to even try." The Prince's eyes are almost frantic.
"You know who is doing this, my Lady? You have to tell me all that you know." The Prince balls his hands at his sides as he struggles to hold onto his composure.
Removing her eyes away from the empty sky, Nova tilts her head to the side as she squints at the Prince. "Your eagerness to find him goes beyond that of duty, son of Villiat. Whom did you lose?" The muscles in Ren's jaw constricts.
"Tell me what you know Lady Nova."
"A friend? No, the wound is too great to be that. Must be a family member. A sibling? A brother." Nova watches as Prince Ren's nostrils flare. He glares at the woman before him whilst her emotions remain vacant from her face. "Your brother was the one to perish in a monstrous fire caused by him. You want to find him for the purpose of revenge."
Stepping forward, Ren grips her bare arms roughly and shakes her. "Tell me now! I command you to tell me!" A small smile tugs at the woman's lips as she watches the Prince before her.
The blades of swords and the sound of various other weapons being drawn circle the two. Nova stays within the Prince's harsh grasp. "I wouldn't do that if I were you."


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