These great stars have survived millions of years thanks to the fact that they are very careful not to absorb the fiery rays that lovers from all over the world throw at them night after night.
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In Laura Esquivel's "Like Water for Chocolate," the author uses a metaphor of stars enduring countless nights to illustrate the resilience of love. These stars represent individuals who navigate the complexities of romantic relationships, illustrating the need for caution against being consumed by overwhelming emotions. The imagery of lovers casting fiery rays suggests the intensity of passion and desire that can either illuminate or harm.
The stars' survival hinges on their...
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