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The Lost Folk of the River and the Tree People
A first person account recalls a prolonged trek by two survivors named Lop Ear and the narrator after fleeing a flood or catastrophe. They cross varied landscapes, befriending no one, facing Tree People and the dangers of mountains and rivers, and ultimately reach a river where they struggle with hunger, memory, and yearning for home. The narrative reflects on identity, displacement, and the long journey back toward a homeland, ending with an apparent bridge or anecdote about a separate street scene in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steck
Reptom
Wogren
Ae Insurance
Ty Insuranes
Stepios
General Assembly of
Maryland
Baltamore
Court of Common Pleas
Ape
Wodf
Saltimore
Josiah AL Beck
Sherif
Caroline County
Gree
Crouch
Eire
Chat
Plre
Perseus
Che
Desert Isle
Farius
Longlake
Diruke
Laneshike
Gabelbon
Parhake
Stresa
Cironel
Chen
Aurrent Forest
Ear
Tsawdit
Ifa