In the nights in their thousands to dream the dreams of a child's imaginings, worlds rich or fearful such as might offer themselves but never the one to be.
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In "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy, the author explores the profound and often haunting nature of dreams, particularly how they relate to a child's imagination. The passage suggests that these dreams, filled with both richness and fear, capture the essence of what it means to be hopeful and fearful at the same time. It reflects on the multiplicity of possibilities that exist in one’s mind, contrasting them with the harsh reality...
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