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This chapter's epigraph is from the opening lines of the second chapter, "What the hell?" . In other words, it's not a quote from Shakespeare's play, but rather an epigraph from one of his own poems. It's from a poem called "The Body of Kwan--Yin" . The poem is about the body of a man who is aging, and the man in question is the vice-general of the village. He's been living in the village for a while, and he's worried that some ghosts are haunting the villagers. He tells the vice general to treat him to a special treatment tonight, so that when he grows old, he won't have to worry about him anymore.
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Evil Museum • Chapter 30 • Page ik-page-1264589
Evil Museum • Chapter 30 • Page ik-page-1264560
Evil Museum • Chapter 30 • Page ik-page-1264562
Evil Museum • Chapter 30 • Page ik-page-1264596
Evil Museum • Chapter 30 • Page ik-page-1264552
Evil Museum • Chapter 30 • Page ik-page-1264557
Chapter 30
This is a locked chapterChapter 30
About This Chapter
This chapter's epigraph is from the opening lines of the second chapter, "What the hell?" . In other words, it's not a quote from Shakespeare's play, but rather an epigraph from one of his own poems. It's from a poem called "The Body of Kwan--Yin" . The poem is about the body of a man who is aging, and the man in question is the vice-general of the village. He's been living in the village for a while, and he's worried that some ghosts are haunting the villagers. He tells the vice general to treat him to a special treatment tonight, so that when he grows old, he won't have to worry about him anymore.
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