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Harold was one of the most successful surgeons in the Greater Los Angeles area and had even

conducted speaking tours of various Ivy League universities.

He was an exceptionally hard-working man and this hard work had paid off in the form of an opulent

Spanish colonial style home in the neighborhood of Las Felice.

Harold's wife Lillian was hard at work decorating their home for the holidays,

while their three children, 18-year-old Judy, 11-year-old Debbie, and 13-year-old Joseph

busy themselves with some homework before dinner.

After a dinner is so wholesome it could have been on the cover of a Christmas card, the children returned to the bedrooms

to carry on their schoolwork while Lillian retired to the master bedroom to read.

Harold also opted for the comfort of a good book and poured himself a drink before settling down in front of the fireplace to thumb through his copy of Dante's divine comedy.

There he remained for the next few hours, long after his wife and children had gone to sleep,

yet instead of steadily progressing from chapter to chapter, Harold was focused on one particular

passage of the divine comedy. It was a line from Canto One, one which read,

Midway upon the journey of our life, I found myself within a forest dark,

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