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witch of space

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Beyond Death’s garden were fields of corn, their golden sheen the only color in the landscape. Death might not have been any good at grass (black) and apple trees (gloss black on black), but all the depth of color he hadn’t put elsewhere he’d put in the fields. They rippled as if in the wind, except that there wasn’t any wind.

Susan couldn’t imagine why he’d done it.

There was a path, though. It led across the fields for half a mile or so, then disappeared abruptly. It looked as though somebody walked out here occasionally and just stood, looking around.

Terry Pratchett, Soul Music

Actual soil presumably begins a little closer in, at the cornfields. Death added these after a brief spell as a mortal (chronicled in Reaper Man), a state which he felt was fine to visit but you wouldn’t want to live there and perhaps this is why almost everyone ends up leaving. He did spend a lot of time on a farm, where he brought in the harvest – on his return, he created cornfields of his own. They seemed to fill some need in him. He occasionally walks out into the fields and watches them, and listens to them. The grain is permanently golden, permanently ripe and is never, ever, harvested.

–Terry Pratchett, Death’s Domain

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  12. mysunfreckle said: I think I misread this when I first read about the corn fields and I imagined them as golden wheat fields. I can never see them as anything else now… I feel like they should wave in the wind. The corn we have here never waves in the wind it just stands there.
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