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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Muirgen's Carousel: The Hope of Return is a mythic libretto where satire collides with sincerity, and a rusted seaside carousel becomes the symbol of a world stalled by avoidance. Through humor, haunting beauty, and a journey of sacrifice, a fisherman is asked to listen deeply enough to transform guilt into renewal-and to discover whether healing the self can help heal the sea.Synopsis: Set in a struggling Irish seaside town, the story follows Fionn Murchadh, a cynical fisherman whose livelihood is failing due to local pollution and his own deep-seated guilt over a childhood tragedy. The town, trapped in a cycle of denial symbolized by the rusted, decaying Carousel at the harbor, refuses to acknowledge the ecological crisis, preferring to blame the sea.The chaos is personified by the goddess Muirgen, the elemental force of the sea, who has chosen to audit the community's souls. She appears in two forms: as the mournful goddess whose wails signify judgment, and as Lí Ban, a Selkie Fionn once loved and betrayed.As a catastrophic storm brews, Muirgen forces Fionn to confront his suppressed trauma-his Anima-realizing that his external conflict with the sea is merely a reflection of his internal war against his own capacity for tenderness. Through a moment of profound psychological Anima Fusion, Fionn finds redemption. He leads the community out of denial and into action, transforming the storm of punishment into a 'Storm of Mercy.' The play concludes with a powerful image of renewal, where the broken net becomes light, and the decaying Carousel is miraculously restored, symbolizing the Hope of Return for the community and Fionn's soul.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - High in the Murshida Range, where the snow does not know the word for melting, a stream begins. In a city far below, in a corporate laboratory above the pre-dawn lights of Purgatum, a chemist named Joy Altan creates a blue that should not exist-a color held not by pigment but by the sustained geometry of a single, impossible molecule. It is the finest dye she has ever produced. By the afternoon of the day she presents it, the color is already beginning to bloom beneath her own skin.Joy has built her career at Chromatera, the corporation whose dyes define the season's fashion. Her promotion to Senior Heritage Chemist is days away. The launch of Azuline, Chromatera's most lucrative product, is on the runway. And then she goes home to Pergamum, the coastal village on the Mederean Sea where her grandmother still keeps the teapot ready at the kitchen table.The villagers have turned blue.The dye she invented has been seeping into the water for a decade. It tints the skin at the wrists and the throat, deepens at the knuckles of the sorting women, settles in the hands of the elders who have washed in that water all their lives. And yet-by a mechanism no one has thought to look at-the same molecule that is poisoning the water is also keeping the elders alive. Her grandmother among them. To stop the dye is to kill the people who need it. To keep the dye is to kill the people it has already begun to poison. Joy is the chemist who built the trap, and Joy is the chemist who will have to find a way out of it.The way out is in her late grandfather's not Elektronisches Buch-a chemistry he was building, before he died, in a different direction. A chemistry that does not poison the water it comes from. As Joy reconstructs his work and discovers a second, hidden Chromatera facility she was never meant to find, she also begins to understand what her grandmother has been quietly teaching her since childhood: that there is another way of holding color, older than the laboratory and stranger than the chemistry her training prepared her for.At the Angle of Blue is a novel about chemistry and inheritance - and, beneath all of its other concerns, a love letter to water. To its patience, its memory, and its quiet insistence on returning to itself.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Muirgen's Carousel: The Hope of Return is a mythic libretto where satire collides with sincerity, and a rusted seaside carousel becomes the symbol of a world stalled by avoidance. Through humor, haunting beauty, and a journey of sacrifice, a fisherman is asked to listen deeply enough to transform guilt into renewal-and to discover whether healing the self can help heal the sea.Synopsis: Set in a struggling Irish seaside town, the story follows Fionn Murchadh, a cynical fisherman whose livelihood is failing due to local pollution and his own deep-seated guilt over a childhood tragedy. The town, trapped in a cycle of denial symbolized by the rusted, decaying Carousel at the harbor, refuses to acknowledge the ecological crisis, preferring to blame the sea.The chaos is personified by the goddess Muirgen, the elemental force of the sea, who has chosen to audit the community's souls. She appears in two forms: as the mournful goddess whose wails signify judgment, and as Li Ban, a Selkie Fionn once loved and betrayed.As a catastrophic storm brews, Muirgen forces Fionn to confront his suppressed trauma-his Anima-realizing that his external conflict with the sea is merely a reflection of his internal war against his own capacity for tenderness. Through a moment of profound psychological Anima Fusion, Fionn finds redemption. He leads the community out of denial and into action, transforming the storm of punishment into a "Storm of Mercy." The play concludes with a powerful image of renewal, where the broken net becomes light, and the decaying Carousel is miraculously restored, symbolizing the Hope of Return for the community and Fionn's soul. In a decaying Irish seaside town, a fisherman's guilt and the sea goddess Muirgen collide in a mythic journey of sacrifice, renewal, and redemption. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…