How just it would be if for our final reward we were to be made the masters of time, and if those we love could come alive again not just in memory, but in truth.
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The quote from Mark Helprin’s "Winter's Tale" reflects a profound longing for a deeper connection with our loved ones. It suggests a desire for justice in our ultimate fate, envisioning a scenario where we could transcend the constraints of time itself. This notion hints at the hope that those we have lost could not only be remembered but also returned to us in a real, tangible way, bridging the gap between...
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