Oblivion
The first Lux story is retold through Daemon’s eyes, revealing his hidden motives, protectiveness, and growing attraction.
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Plot structure labels used: retelling, origin story, dual narrative, parallel commentary, framed narrative, meta story, brief adaptation, simplified narrative, fable-like
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