The first murder is strange, in Chestnut Village, where nothing ever happens. The second one raises more questions. By the third, Rowan's life lies in pieces as she tries to figure out why teachers keep getting murdered, and by whom. And then there's the fourth, worse than anything she's ever seen.

The morphodynamical episodes of body development help to characterize a major part of brain anatomy in their functional relationship to mind development and diversification of its cognitive-mental and emotional faculties. To install a final emotional state the mind needs the body as a referential landscape to be aware of this particular emotion. One can speak about a mind-body interference. This relationship has been studied in a multitude of articles on embodiment and refers to the fact that...