Mystery
336 is considered the starting point for the Clandestine Mystery, which revolves around Clandestine, the short film AFI released on DVD, included with Sing the Sorrow's special edition. The administrator of AFI's official message board mentioned that 336 wasn't important, it was simply "what came before".
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Famous quotes containing the word mystery:
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