Short Fiction · Character
Andrew Young
A tall, vigorous man worn thin by despair, Andrew Young remembers a shining happiness from boyhood and now fears the adult mind that drove it away.
supporting
Also known as Young
First appearance: hellhounds of the cosmos
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Petitions the immortality commission for permission to die, expressing profound weariness and loneliness after nearly six thousand years of life.
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Young moves through council chambers and flagstone patios as a man at odds with his own species, bitter at Chairman Riggs and the slow machinery of human problem-solving. He carries a private grief: the memory of a…
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- Mummy and officials
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- Closing
Duncan’s hissed command to stop tracking marks the emotional and psychological peak because it signals the mom…
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See Andrew Young in hellhounds of the cosmos