Gods of Mars

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The narrative unfolds twelve years after the protagonist interred his great-uncle, Captain John Carter, in a peculiar mausoleum in Richmond. The great-uncle's unusual instructions for his burial, particularly the requirement for an open casket and a vault door mechanism operable only from within, provoke deep contemplation. This mystery surrounding the tomb hints at secrets and perhaps a haunting legacy, setting the stage for an exploration of themes such as death, memory, and the unknown.