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There is a man standing at the edge of a pine forest in northern Minnesota, in the winter of 1902, and he is not moving. He has been standing there for what a neighboring farmhand will later estimate was close to forty minutes. The temperature that morning had dropped to eleven degrees below zero. He is not wearing a coat. His hands are open at his sides, palms facing outward, as if waiting to receive something — or to surrender it. And when the farmhand finally approaches close enough to see his face, what he will describe to a county physician three days later is not the expression of a man who is cold, or afraid, or lost. It is the expression, he will say, of a man who has already decided something. Something the rest of the world had not yet been informed of.