She looks to him again. “You can feel it, too, right?”
Around him the prairie seethes, like the world breathing. The shadows of the clouds race by, surging and flowing with the ribbons of sheet-iron. He nods. He can feel it. The rush of the land.
“It wasn’t him or her, you know,” she says, so soft. “It was me. I was the angry one. It was me.”