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Victor Dickens and the Silent Minority

By: Jeremy Thompson
Narrated by: Sean Walpole
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The Silent Minority

Recruited by the group after killing his persecutory neighbor, Victor Dickens finds himself residing in a fully furnished apartment, free of charge. Assisting in the Silent Minority’s efforts to bully the world’s bullies, he visits abusive jocks and fear-mongering celebrities. Interacting with fellow introverts Beth and Orson, for the first time in his life, Vic attains friendship.

But all is not well in the Silent Minority. Their message of introvert empowerment keeps getting misconstrued by the media. Members begin disappearing without explanation. And what the hell happened to Beth’s tongue?

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