The deeper into the sensation she went, beneath his weight and his urging, the more it was like going into a room of utter darkness, which she felt was familiar from a time before her birth; it was something other, or beyond; it was like death, or very near it.
In this passage, the character experiences a profound and intense sensation while being physically close to another person. As she delves deeper into this experience, it becomes akin to entering a dark room, evoking feelings that seem to resonate with a time beyond her own existence. This sense of familiarity suggests a connection to something primal and timeless, bringing forth emotions that transcend ordinary life.
Moreover, the darkness she encounters symbolizes...
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