No. Harsh truth was better than comfortable lies. It had to be.
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In Kelley Armstrong's "The Awakening," the characters grapple with difficult truths that challenge their perceptions of reality. The narrative suggests that facing harsh realities is crucial for personal growth and understanding. Instead of shying away from uncomfortable truths, the story promotes the idea that confronting these realities leads to a more authentic life. The quote, "No. Harsh truth was better than comfortable lies. It had to be," encapsulates this theme. It...
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