December 13, 2011 01:39:24 PM
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Tucker (My Story is Called 'First, Do No Harm')

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Now, Jose thought, I’m a killer.
 
He expected the blood, the thick press of adrenaline, but never remorse.
 
Cold and calculating by nature, Jose thought this job was a perfect fit. They told him who to cut, and when. Jose pushed his knives in deep. Simple. Now an innocent man was dead.
 
“Doctor?” whispered his assistant, snapping him back to the moment, “The deceased’s family is ready to see you now.”

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from “norman”: we are setup by our professions to believe in certain outcomes, yet disconnected from our characters – our past; just like prejudice takes on a name, involved symbols in events carries the blades of culture – often discovered by the distance of a dream brought to an unexpected reality

Dec. 15 2011 11:44 PM

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