Margs conclusion

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-> Thank you.
+> Who are you?
+
+I'm Madison Jesse Scott-Clary.
+
+> What are you?
+
+I...what?
+
+> Who are you?
+
+I answered you.
+
+> Tell me your names.
+
+I am Madison. I am Maddy. I am Makyo.
+
+> No Sarai? No Happenstance, or Younes?
+
+Sarai could die. I couldn't be her. Happenstance was a coping mechanism for gender. Younes was...
+
+> Tell me about Younes, then. That's where you started going before, right?
+
+Yeah, though you've certainly changed the tenor of it. The mood.
+
+> No one said this project would be easy.

content/margaras/05.md

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+date: 2019-08-16
+weight: 22
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+
+> Thank you.
+
+I was going to save that for September sixth.
+
+> I know.
+
+You made me cry.
+
+> I know.
+
+You hurt me
+
+> I know.
+
+<div class="verse"><em>Yit'gadal v'yit'kadash sh'mei raba</em>
+Would that I had the faith
+To pray daily.
+Eleven months to let you go,
+And an amen to end the sorrow.</div>
+
+> It's okay to not let go of some things.
+
+How? How so? How could that possibly be true? How could one possible grow as a person with not letting go of something?
+
+> It's okay to not let go of some things, and to use them to inform your growth in the future. It's okay to use grief to become a better person.
+
+I guess.
+
+But it still hurts.
+
+> I know.