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"Uncle Just" is a god on the wind of the Whisper Plains.

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Description[]

"Uncle Just" is the name given to the god by Faulkner's Father, who confuses the being for the person who raised him (Uncle Just), who is now passed on.[2]

But it’s not Uncle Just, it’s not human. It doesn’t look human.

I don’t know if it’s a god of death of terror, or, or, something else,

something raised by his own damn memories and his forgetting,

but it’s here, and it’s after our dad.

- Faulkner[3]

The god's arrival coincides with strong winds[3], and it lurks in the trees[3]. It screams an inhuman scream, which also sounds similar to the howling of the wind.[3]

Notable Events[]

  • "Uncle Just" haunts Faulkner's Father, who has dementia and relives his traumatic childhood.
  • Faulkner tries desperately to protect his father from the god.
  • Ultimately, Faulkner's Father chooses to walk out and meet the god.[2]

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