The Dollmaker says, "I can make anything"—but the price is a dead man’s ears.
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A prison-pit ordeal becomes a dangerous bargain over identity, bodies, and the cost of going home.
A prison-pit ordeal turns into a wary negotiation over identity. The narrator is forced to relive Faust's death again and again, a punishment that lands harder because it comes while he is questioning what he was and trying to become more than the monster he has started to…
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Press play if you want the promise of getting your own body back, with every answer carrying a possible cost.
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