The memories were there, but the string of time that linked them like a pearl necklace was broken.
The quote from "Gallows View" by Peter Robinson highlights the theme of nostalgia and the fragility of memories. It suggests that while memories exist, the connections that bind them over time are weakened or severed, making the recollection of past experiences incomplete or fragmented. This imagery of a broken pearl necklace emphasizes the loss and disarray of those once cherished memories.
This sentiment resonates with the complexity of human recollection, where...
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