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RE: "Seed" - A story of oppression, sacrifice, and liberation - Part 3
This has an element of psycholigcal horror. There is no graffic description of what happens to the man; rather the horror is carried by the reactions of the crowd and the man's resemblance to her father, which I think is more effective because of its personal element.
Thanks for reading and for the thoughtful insight :)
Most welcome!