Yet we wanted human feeling, gestures free from suspicion, some sympathetic if stammering articulation, half syllables of mystification, a temporary eternal.
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In "Tree of Codes," Jonathan Safran Foer explores the complexities of human emotion and communication. The quote reflects a longing for genuine human connection, emphasizing the desire for gestures that are authentic and not clouded by doubt. This yearning suggests that even imperfect expressions of feeling, like hesitant speech or confused thoughts, hold significant value and can foster a deeper understanding between individuals.
The phrase "temporary eternal" hints at the paradoxical...
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