The first thing everyone saw wasn’t the flames. It was the man lying flat across the front door of a burning house, arms spread wide, refusing to move while smoke rolled over him — and the strangest part was that he looked like he was protecting the fire instead of escaping it.
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The first thing everyone saw wasn’t the flames. It was the man lying flat across the front door of a burning house, arms spread wide, refusing to move while smoke rolled over him — and the strangest part was that he looked like he was protecting the fire instead of escaping it.
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