I walked around the corner at the Micro Center, deeply distracted and in the grip of something between self-pity and disgust, and I saw him: stooped with age and the violence of the stroke that had stolen his life from him, but smiling nonetheless, making small talk with his nephew, his eyes alive still.
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I walked around the corner at the Micro Center, deeply distracted and in the grip of something between self-pity and disgust, and I saw him: stooped with age and the violence of the stroke that had stolen his life from him, but smiling nonetheless, making small talk with his nephew, his eyes alive still.