There are days when the wish surfaces, obscene in its lucidity: that genocide would not be parceled out in installments, would not stagger its cruelty across the calendar, but arrive all at once—sudden, cataclysmic, a single bang. Then no hierarchy in death, no waiting your turn, no losing the beloved before losing yourself. Equality granted only at the edge of annihilation.
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