Dear Zakhar pt. 6

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The long march pedals its way into this direction all the while peddling more vicious unknowns. It needs to remain consistent if, in the event, it does decide to swerve. It cannot be in any other way but forward. You know this, and so do I. Time marches on, as do we all. We ignore the plot; we progress without any inkling of how to move forward; we do it regardless. The long march will stop at some point, and it needs to be all according to plan. It has to; there are no other ways. All the while we better understand ourselves more in the event of that potential swerve. We shall be victorious in our aim, for as family, we are always better together than apart, and we will remain steadfast in this unearned victory.

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