John William Waterhouse Dante and Beatrice painting

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could be satisfied and all its injuries healed by some power at the summit.Not wanting to see the little creature inevitably defeated and washed down to die upon the drain grate, Ethan turned away from the sight of it.He returned the pistol to his shoulder holster.He studied his hands. They were trembling.On the back stairs once more, climbing to the fifth floor, he encountered the lingering soapy smell, the trace of aftershave. This time, cream in the freezer and returned the empty picture frame to the study.In the master bedroom, he stopped short of the bathroom doorway. He had intended to check the mirror once more, to see if it was still misted and if, in the glass, anything moved that shouldn’t be there.Actively seeking that phantom suddenly seemed to be a bad idea. Instead, he left the apartment, turning off the lights and locking the door behind him.In the main elevator, as Ethan descended, he thought, For the same reason that the he also detected another odor less clean than the first two, elusive but disturbing.Whatever else he might be, Dunny Whistler was surely a living man, not an animated corpse. Why would one of the walking dead come , shave, and dress in clean clothes? Absurd.In the apartment kitchen, Ethan used a DustBuster to vacuum up the fragments of picture-frame glass.He found a spoon and an open half-gallon container of ice cream in [111] the sink. Apparently, those who were recently resurrected enjoyed chocolate caramel swirl.He put the ice