They met. He knew her and himself, because in truth he had never known. And she knew him and herself, because despite being always known, she had never been able to recognize this.
In their encounter, the characters experience a profound realization about their identities. The man discovers that his previous understanding of himself was superficial, while the woman, although she has always been seen by others, is struck by her inability to truly recognize her own essence.
This moment of connection highlights the complexity of self-awareness and interpersonal recognition. Both individuals confront the depths of their identities, suggesting that true understanding often comes from meaningful relationships and introspection.
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