The sensation that for the world to exist with an object of such beauty in it-and for that object to be unattainable-was the very sweetest kind of pain imaginable.
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The quote expresses a deep emotional response to witnessing beautiful objects that remain out of reach. It captures how the existence of such beauty in the world can evoke a bittersweet feeling, combining admiration with longing.
John Boyne describes this feeling as the "sweetest kind of pain," emphasizing the paradox of appreciating beauty while feeling denied access to it. This sentiment highlights the complex interplay between desire, admiration, and the pain...
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