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In a bleak, sunless London, Robert Corrigan navigates a world shaped by human actions. The narrative explores themes of environmental degradation and societal consequences, as Corrigan confronts the stark realities of this altered existence. The story delves into his personal journey amidst the broader implications of humanity's choices, highlighting the struggle for survival and the quest for hope in a transformed landscape.
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