Headless
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Two Bodyheads (2003) by Paul Rumsey
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Headless means without a head, either in the physical sense of decapitation or figuratively without leadership.
See also
- Acéphale
- Acephali
- Decapitation
- Independent body parts
- Blemmyes, headless humanoid creatures
- The Headless Horseman
- Saint Denis
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