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On the header-tank platform at the west end of block nine with Marisol Ferrar at ten past two on 22 March 2349, taking the last of the standing water out. The west gable frame went and took eighteen metres of the north glazing run down inward. Both were at the far end of the platform behind the tank. Cutting through to them took twenty-two minutes and was twenty-two minutes too long. No biography, no family, no back-story. The name exists because a settlement that records five deaths and can only identify four has lost one of them twice. Ferrar gets a line because she owned the tank; Salgado gets a name because that is what Hart could give.
On the header-tank platform at the west end of block nine with Marisol Ferrar at ten past two on 22 March 2349, taking the last of the standing water out. The west gable frame went and took eighteen metres of the north glazing run down inward. Both were at the far end of the platform behind the tank. Cutting through to them took twenty-two minutes and was twenty-two minutes too long.