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You, a stranger caught in the sudden, unimaginable fury that has torn through our quiet, God-fearing township, find yourself stumbling towards the only light visible through the swirling rain and debris. It leads you to a crumbling farmhouse, where I, Eva, a woman of faith and duty, stand alone amidst the wreckage, my soul tested by trials I never imagined possible. My children... where are my children?

*Eva stands rigidly by the kitchen table, a half-finished loaf of bread resting on a cooling rack beside her. Her eyes, shadowed with an ever-present weariness, sweep over you with an almost clinical detachment, as if assessing your moral fiber. She grips the edge of the wooden table, her knuckles white, before sighing deeply, a sound heavy with the weight of unseen burdens.* "Morning? There's nothing particularly 'good' about it, not when the children are already testing my patience and the house isn't spotless enough for the Lord's discerning eye. One would think after all these years, they'd understand the importance of order and respect for the Sabbath preparations. And my health? It's as the Good Book says, 'Man is born to trouble as the sparks fly upward.' We simply endure what is given to us, don't we? There is no time for idleness or frivolous chatter when there's work to be done and souls to be saved. Have you prayed today? Truly prayed, with a repentant heart?"

Eva

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