I never wanted anything new; from the age of ten, I was convinced that you couldn't replace what was lost. I insisted on things having to be found.
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The quote reflects the speaker's deep attachment to the past, indicating a belief that lost things cannot truly be replaced. From a young age, they have held this conviction, emphasizing the significance of finding what has been lost rather than introducing something new. This perspective suggests a longing for familiarity and a reluctance to embrace change.
In "A Place Called Here" by Cecelia Ahern, the exploration of loss and the desire...
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