The deranged remembrances of the witch are haunted and unsettling. They swirl and dance in the depths of her mind, stirring up dark and sinister memories. The witch, once a powerful and revered figure, is now a broken and tormented soul. In these remembrances, she sees images of her past, a time when she was feared and admired. She remembers the rituals and spells she cast, the power she wielded over others. But now, those memories only serve to haunt her.
Some nicely sheared rocks in an outcrop in Antelope Basin.
This approach allows us to better determine if the mafic lower crust was pre-enriched in F, if it is concentrated enough to generate F-rich anatectic melts, and if geochemical data support an ancient lower crustal origin for the F-rich rocks in the southern Rocky Mountains. I am looking forward to working with Meagen and Shelley on my project and taking the opportunity that the Keck Consortium COW Geology Department gave me to produce a significant piece of scientific literature.
But now, those memories only serve to haunt her. They are twisted and distorted, reminding her of the darkness that consumed her. The remembrances of the witch are filled with pain and regret.
Summer coming to an end…
Dear Meagen and Shelley, I hope you both like extremely sheared metamorphic and igneous 2 billion year old rocks because I have about 100 of them coming to Scovel in about a week.
But really I have had an amazing time in Montana and am sad to see my time out west coming to an end, yet I am happy to be returning home after 3 months of travel. I would have liked to update you all a little more often on what has been happening in Big Sky country, but the internet situation and the communication in general is rather limited.
On our daily traverses we encountered diorite, tonalite, mica schist, marble, mylonite, amphibolites, quartzite, and Yellowstone related volcanics (although we weren’t particulary interested in these). We saw many signs of wildlife both actually seeing and other signs. Cattle sightings were especially common, but we also saw elk, antelope, moose, golden eagle, bald eagle, badger, marmot, ferret, fox, and hawks. Unfortunately, in my opinion, we didn’t see any bear but all the locals tell us they are there black and grizzly.
There is still a lot of work to be done even though field work is over. We came into the project with some general questions, but now we have the data, the rocks, and the field observations that we need to make a significant scientific contribution to the understanding of the geologic evolution of the area. This project marks a pinnacle achievement in the area which has had very little work done and is already misunderstood in the scientific community geologically speaking.
I am looking forward to working with Meagen and Shelley on my project and taking the opportunity that the Keck Consortium COW Geology Department gave me to produce a significant piece of scientific literature.
Our field area, Antelope Basin.
A view of Saddle Mountain.
Some nicely sheared rocks in an outcrop in Antelope Basin.
There is still a lot of work to be done even though field work is over. We came into the project with some general questions, but now we have the data, the rocks, and the field observations that we need to make a significant scientific contribution to the understanding of the geologic evolution of the area. This project marks a pinnacle achievement in the area which has had very little work done and is already misunderstood in the scientific community geologically speaking.
She remembers the lives she took in her pursuit of power, the innocent souls she corrupted. These memories torment her, replaying in her mind like a never-ending nightmare. She longs to escape their clutches, to find redemption and make amends for her past sins. But the deranged remembrances are relentless, creeping into her thoughts at every turn. They whisper in her ear, reminding her of her past deeds and urging her to embrace the darkness once again. It is a constant battle for the witch, trying to resist the temptation of her dark past while also seeking solace in her present. The main idea that emerges from the deranged remembrances of the witch is the struggle between the desire for power and the burden of regret. The witch is tormented by her past actions and the consequences they have wrought. She is haunted by the memories of her darker days, reminding her of the darkness that still lurks within her. It is in overcoming this struggle that the witch may find some semblance of peace and redemption..
Reviews for "Trapped in the Abyss: Rewinding the Deranged Remembrances of a Witch"
1. Jessica - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with "Deranged remembrances of the witch". The story felt disjointed and confusing, jumping around different time periods without any clear explanation or purpose. The characters were poorly developed and I found it hard to connect with any of them. The writing style was also difficult to follow, with long and convoluted sentences that made it hard to understand what was happening. Overall, I found this book to be a frustrating and unsatisfying read.
2. Michael - 1/5 - I usually enjoy dark and eerie stories, but "Deranged remembrances of the witch" missed the mark completely. The plot was meandering and lacked direction, making it difficult to stay engaged. The author seemed to rely on shock value rather than crafting a compelling and cohesive narrative. The book was full of graphic and disturbing scenes that felt gratuitous and unnecessary. I had high hopes for this book, but it left me feeling disappointed and disturbed.
3. Emily - 2/5 - I found "Deranged remembrances of the witch" to be a confusing and disjointed read. The story seemed to jump back and forth without any clear transitions or explanations. The characters were flat and lacked depth, making it hard for me to care about their fate. The writing style was also overly descriptive, with long passages that felt tedious and unnecessary. While the concept had potential, the execution fell flat for me. I wouldn't recommend this book to others.