Bruno: I think I can't leave it. It seems to me that I don't want to.
Bruno expresses a sense of attachment and reluctance to leave a place, suggesting that he feels emotionally connected and does not want to part with it. His feelings are deep enough that he believes he cannot bring himself to leave, indicating a strong attachment.
He confesses, "I think I can't leave it. It seems to me that I don't want to," highlighting his internal conflict and emotional state. This line reflects his inability to part with the environment or situation, possibly due to comfort, familiarity, or emotional ties.
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