I wanted to tell him I saw the exact same things he did, that this country was a lot for anyone to take, but it was easier to pretend I didn't. Back
The protagonist reflects on shared experiences with a man, emphasizing a deep understanding of the struggles and difficulties of their country. Despite recognizing the harsh realities around them, she finds it more manageable to feign ignorance rather than confront the overwhelming situation head-on.
This tension highlights a central theme of the book, where characters grapple with their perceptions of reality and the burdens they carry. The acknowledgment that they see the same problems, yet choose to avoid discussing them, underscores the complexity of their emotional landscape and the challenges of dealing with a tumultuous environment.
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