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Her snow-white face and frosty robe drift swiftly through the land to probe the dusty field, the muddy road, the garden that had once been hoed. How bittersweet her beauty shows so passionate her seed she sows. Alone, she walks alone, she sleeps. She cannot love, she only weeps. So her vengeance may be strong when loneliness has struck her wrong. Seduction of the land is hers, attacking the adulterers, the good, the bad, the dead, the green. She kills them all, this Winter Queen.
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