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By M.S. White. A mystical and philosophical account of two men and their personal search for change and meaning. The first, an elderly sage near the end of his life in search of his death by lightning bolt in a storm that he knows waits for him in far North Queensland. The second, a despondent and suicidal young man who is drawn into the old man's affairs and agrees to accompany him on his northward quest to bear witness to his last dance of life on Earth before the arrival of the storm that will hurl him away. It is a story of odd friendship that is forged by strange but mitigating circumstances.
By M.S. White. A mystical and philosophical account of two men and their personal search for change and meaning. The first, an elderly sage near the end of his life in search of his death by lightning bolt in a storm that he knows waits for him in far North Queensland. The second, a despondent and suicidal young man who is drawn into the old man's affairs and agrees to accompany him on his northward quest to bear witness to his last dance of life on Earth before the arrival of the storm that will hurl him away. It is a story of odd friendship that is forged by strange but mitigating circumstances.
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