Foggy nights bring some comfort. He can get lost in the mist

Foggy nights bring some comfort. He can get lost in the mist and there is no one to stare or question.

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The imagery of foggy nights evoking a sense of comfort is deeply intriguing. Often, fog is associated with obscurity, uncertainty, and concealment, but here it represents a sanctuary—a protective veil that allows one to disappear from the prying eyes of society. This suggests a profound human desire for solitude and anonymity, to escape scrutiny and judgment. In a world where people are constantly observed and questioned, the comfort found in mist...

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