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There was a scream in a distance. I didn’t know who did it, though. Mom dropped the clothes she folded and the phone. Suddenly, a man came from around the corner. I wouldn’t be scared of him. He wore a plastic mask that surrounded his eyes and extended horizontally out in the form of lightning bolts. But his forehead and nose had the lightning bolts extended vertically that spannded the length of his face. He had a symbol that had three connected arrows that pointed towards his nose and an upside down U at the opposite end of it. He also had a matching tattoo on his right forearm. Dad said we couldn’t draw attention to ourselves and I knew that Veronica would scream so I covered her mouth. It was obvious she was afraid. “What does the symbol

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