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The History Man: She took away his voice, and they spent the rest of the day in silence. There are those who prefer that she did more than shoot him. They claim that she ended him in ways more fitting. They tell of righteous perversities and witty mutilations. But this is the truth whispered to me by Furiosa herself. Deep in the Citadel, high up in the hydroponic gardens, there is a tree unlike any other. Its soil is human. Its nutrients human. Maggots debriding his necrotic flesh. It was an echo growing out of a human being.

The History Man: [[war; [w:Sumer–Elam war|The Sumerian fought the Elamite; [W:anglo-saxons|Saxon; [Vikings|Viking; [Wars of the Roses; [w:War of the Oranges|The Oranges; [w:Opium Wars|Opium Wars; [W:Six Day War|Six-Day; [American Civil War|North against South; [World War I|first; [World War II|second; [World War III|third; [Nuclear war|Nuclear War] There always was, is, and will be ]. ]. The ] fought the ]. And so the histories grew. There were the ]. ]. The ]. The One-Day, ], Thousand-Day Wars. ]. East against West. The ], ], ], and countless wars of religion and righteous belief. The Oil Wars. Water Wars. The Tri-Nation ]. The Battle of the Boomtowns. And now, my dears... The Forty-Day Wasteland War. Eyes for eyes. Teeth for teeth. Rage, fueled by grief.

The History Man: Behold, the might of Dementus. The Red Dementus and his Congress of Destruction!

The History Man: Make yourself invaluable, and Dementus will look after you.

The History Man: As the world falls around us, how must we brave its cruelties?