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This raw, introspective memoir weaves together generations of trauma and resilience. From a childhood scarred by abuse in a peculiar hexagon house and parents haunted by tragic pasts—a lost love, wartime loss, and a violent partner—the narrator grapples with deep psychological wounds. The narrative intensifies as the musician-narrator herself faces brutal police assault and a fight for justice against a corrupt island system. It's a compelling, sometimes surreal, journey through fractured memories, revealing how personal and inherited struggles shape identity, all while probing the very limits of human experience and the elusive nature of truth and healing.