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I hear the doors to the cathedral open again and Mr Collins comes out pushing Mayor Ledger forward thru the ranks of the army, hands tied behind his back. Mayor Prentiss watches him come, arms crossed. Murmurs finally start in the crowd of men, louder in the crowds of women, and the men on horseback do some waving of their rifles to stop it. The Mayor dont even look back at the sound, like its beneath his notice. He just watches Mr Collins push Mayor Ledger up the stairs at the back of the platform. Mayor Ledger stops at the top of the steps, looking out over the crowd. They stare back at him, some of them squinting at the shrillness of his Noise buzz, a buzz I realize is now starting to shout some real words, words of fear, pictures of fear, pictures of Mr Collins giving him the bruised eye and the split lip, pictures of him agreeing to surrender and being locked in the tower. Kneel, Mayor Prentiss says and tho he says it quietly, tho he says it away from the microphone, somehow I hear it clear as a bell chime in the middle of my head, and from the intake of breath in the crowd, I wonder if thats how they heard it, too. And before it looks like he even knows what hes doing, Mayor Ledger is kneeling on the platform, looking surprised that hes down there. The whole town watches him do it. Mayor Prentiss waits a moment. And then he steps over to him. And takes out a knife. Its a big, nokidding, death of a thing, shining in the sun. The Mayor holds it up high over his head. He turns slowly, so everyone can see whats about to happen. So that everyone can see the knife. My gut falls and for a second I think But it aint mine It aint And then someone calls, Murderer from across the square. A single voice, carrying above the silence. It came from the women. My heart jumps for a second But of course it cant be her But at least theres someone. At least theres someone. 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He stands there, watching the crowd watch him, watching their faces as they look and listen to their former Mayor try and fail to contain his Noise. BEHOLD Mayor Prentiss shouts. YOUR FUTURE He turns the knife to a stabbing angle, as if to say again, behold The murmuring of the crowd rises Mayor Prentiss raises his arm A voice, a female one, maybe the same one, cries out, No And then suddenly I realize I know exactly whats gonna happen. In the chair, in the room with the circle of coloured glass, he brought me to defeat, he brought me to the edge of death, he made me know that it would come And then he put a bandage on me. And thats when I did what he wanted. The knife swishes thru the air and slices thru the binds on Mayor Ledgers hands. Theres a townsized gasp, a planetsized one. Mayor Prentiss waits for a moment, then says once more, Behold your future, quietly, not even into the microphone. But there it is again, right inside yer mind. 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