Ciao, I say casually, and flick my hair back. Si. Ciao.I could so be Italian. Except I might have to learn a few more words.
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The protagonist of "Shopaholic and Sister" by Sophie Kinsella expresses a light-hearted desire to embrace an Italian identity. With a playful gesture of flicking her hair back while saying "Ciao," she feels a connection to the culture, even humorously acknowledging her limited Italian vocabulary.
This moment reflects her whimsical nature and yearning for adventure, suggesting a deeper exploration of her identity beyond just shopping, as the narrative unfolds in a way that combines humor with self-discovery.
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