Everything is forgotten in this life, everything passes into memory, every event is no longer present, it loses its value and meaning.
by Laura Esquivel
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In the quote from Laura Esquivel's book "Malinche," the author reflects on the fleeting nature of life and experiences. It suggests that over time, everything we encounter fades into memory, becoming less significant as moments pass. This evokes a sense of impermanence in our lives and how the things we once held dear eventually lose their immediacy.

Esquivel's perspective highlights the transient nature of human existence, urging us to reconsider the value we assign to events and memories. As we navigate life, it's essential to acknowledge that while moments may feel profound in the present, they will transform into mere memories over time, shifting our understanding of their importance.

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