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| | ENTELECHY |
 | | Gripping and compelling to the extreme, ENTELECHY is a modern day Walden. |
 | | Erik's journey and discovery of himself, leads him to a greater grasp of the world around him and to a realization of the uniqueness of human nature, as well as the natural world. |
 | | Although Erik is alien, this revelation makes him, if anything, more "human." ENTELECHY, despite being science-fiction, offers a true look into the nature of the soul, the desire of the heart, and the very human need to connect with each other and with the environment. |
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