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How to Write a Book About a Hero's Death
The final chapter is called compound loss where I talk about the ways that collective punishment happens to communities when they lose one of their leaders. For every person who gets out of prison, there's still a couple million who are still in prison. If you have someone like Lorena who spends her time handing out sterile syringes and condoms, they're doing and helping people feel good about themselves. There I come back to the story of Loying Aborhas who died and Zachostopoulos who died.
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