Fifteen years was a long time in the life of a woman, though, when those fifteen years had been disappointing.
In Nick Hornby's "Funny Girl," the story reflects on the transformative nature of time, especially for women facing unfulfilled expectations. The narrative highlights that fifteen years can seem extensive, particularly when they are marked by disappointment and missed opportunities. It emphasizes how such a duration can define a woman’s life, evoking a sense of longing for something more fulfilling.
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