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An Instance of the Fingerpost
Truth is messy, especially when four different people swear they saw the same thing but tell wildly different stories. Imagine a murder mystery where every eyewitness account feels like a half-truth, and nobody’s exactly who you think they are. Welcome to 17th-century Oxford, where science, politics, and personal grudges collide in a tangled mess of lies and secrets.
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