{...} and the love he felt at that moment, truer than all subsequent loves because it never had to survive.
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In "The Virgin Suicides," Jeffrey Eugenides explores the intense and pure love experienced by the characters at a pivotal moment in their lives. This love is portrayed as something profound and untainted, distinct from later relationships that must endure trials and challenges. The quote suggests that this initial love holds a unique purity because it existed without the pressures and complications that often accompany romantic connections. The narrative indicates that this...
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