A question that wasn't asked was a question that didn't need an answer.
In Henning Mankell's "An Event in Autumn: A Kurt Wallander Mystery," the narrative delves into the complexities of human emotion and the nuances of dialogue. It highlights how some questions can hold a significant weight in interpersonal relationships, while others may feel unnecessary. This observation suggests that the absence of a question can often be an indication of emotional readiness or the lack thereof.
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