Everything calls for squatting.
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The quote "Everything calls for squatting" from Samuel Beckett's "First Love and Other Novellas" suggests a theme of introspection and the necessity of grounding oneself. In the context of the novella, it reflects a deeper commentary on the human condition, where we often find ourselves in positions of vulnerability and contemplation. The act of squatting can symbolize a return to the basics, an acknowledgment of one's place in the world, and...
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