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Low People in High Places

Low People in High Places

It was late October and the weather had turned, earlier than usual. The wind was up and sleet was starting to mix with the rain. The man hugged his threadbare coat close to his chest trying, as best he could, to keep the cold out, having earlier abandoned any hope of staying dry. As he shuffled along the deserted street, hunched over and limping in arthritic pain, he kept an eye out for the shelter a few blocks ahead. Bucking the wind and cursing himself for not having set out earlier, he was oblivious to the slight tremor that passed beneath the worn soles of his shoes.

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Ardwell's Leaf

A leaf from a tree in New York flutters to the ground settling on a slick of water. A man on his way to work slips on the leaf. He stumbles, losing his umbrella. The umbrella, caught by a gust of wind, blows into traffic. A taxi swerves to avoid the umbrella hitting a courier on his way to the UN. Unconscious, he is rushed to the hospital. His packages containing a time sensitive document do not get delivered, resulting in the collapse of an agreement affecting the lives of hundreds of people a continent away.

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Ardwell's Overseas Adventures

The postman showed up at my door one bright and sunny Monday morning with a package; a package that I was required to sign for. My name is Ardwell, George Ardwell and I received this package and an accompanying letter by regular post; albeit a little late; in fact, six years late.

The letter was from a legal firm representing my uncle, a man I had never met. I live in Montreal, well Beaconsfield actually, a suburb of Montreal, and my uncle, although Canadian, to the best of my knowledge, hadn’t visited Canada during my lifetime. He apparently left his job suddenly and headed to the Orient sometime just before I was born and was never heard from again.

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