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A faint figure in the doorway, a shape on the sofa, a face at the window — apparitions rarely announce themselves loudly. They appear like fragments of memory, caught for one impossible second between the living world and whatever lingers beyond it. The Apparition Effect: When Seeing Isn’t Believing by Lux Ferre
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