{D} as the sea was indestructible. A thousand brisk left no trace on him. The sea looked different every day and stayed the same forever. As long as the sea existed, the world was not miserable.
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In "The Discovery of Slowness" by Sten Nadolny, the theme of the sea symbolizes resilience and continuity. It emphasizes how the sea can withstand the passage of time and the impact of external forces, reflecting an enduring presence that remains unaffected by transient events. The notion that "a thousand brisk left no trace on him" highlights this robustness, suggesting that despite challenges, the essence of the sea remains intact.
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