In a short story titled for this phenomenon, three men realize they have been walking in circles when they find two of their dead companions with fungus growing from their mouths. In a short story, (10[1])this phenomenon drives Pickard insane, causing Simmons to shoot him (10[1])before he also succumbs to this phenomenon and asks the (10[1])lieutenant (10[1])to abandon him on their journey to a dome. (10[1])A short story titled for this phenomenon (10[1])is set on the day of Mr. Featherstone’s (10[1])birthday (-5[2])and the anniversary (10[1])of Tilita’s marriage. This phenomenon [emphasize] stops (10[1])once every seven years in (10[1])a (10[1])short (10[1])story that ends with Margot’s (10[1])classmates (-5[1])remembering they had locked (-5[1])her (10[1])in a closet. (-5[1])In a short story set (10[1])on August 4, 2026, an uninhabited automated house that has survived a nuclear bomb (10[1])reads a poem titled for this phenomenon by Sara Teasdale. For 10 points, (10[1])the title of a Ray Bradbury short story promises “There Will Come” what (10[1])weather (10[1])phenomenon? (0[1])■END■ (10[2])