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If this has a good ending where Amelia's parent are alive and just lost their memories, I am happy. Like all 3 of them fight against Jack would be so satisfying
— Aug 01, 2026 09:07AM
If this has a good ending where Amelia's parent are alive and just lost their memories, I am happy. Like all 3 of them fight against Jack would be so satisfying
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Adi
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Just like Lisavet stopped believing in god after what she went through, my grandparents felt the same. There's something to Judaism, the pain that escorts the religion for generations, that both gives and takes meanings.
Great now I am oversharing how hard it is to be a jew nowadays
— Aug 01, 2026 09:59AM
Great now I am oversharing how hard it is to be a jew nowadays
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I thought Mira was the daughter of Ernest. Now, I think she's Emilia's mother???
— Aug 01, 2026 08:23AM
I thought Mira was the daughter of Ernest. Now, I think she's Emilia's mother???
Adi
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Robert Frost's Acquainted with the Night was quoted and i picked up on the foreshadowing learning about said poem; The speaker repeats the assertion that they are “one acquainted with the night,” making it clear that the speaker’s isolation, sorrow, and despair have not lessened or even changed. As the speaker’s suffering is not unique, the poem suggests that said emotions are an inherent part of the human experience
— Jul 25, 2026 12:19PM
Adi
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This book is twisting my insides a little bit, I was ready for this, but I see too much of myself in the scared jewish girl who wishes to adhere pieces of mundane and easy moments. Ughhhh
— Jul 25, 2026 11:34AM
Adi
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THE AMERICAN IS THE UNCLE THE AMERICAN IS THE UNCLE
This is exciting
— Jul 25, 2026 10:52AM
This is exciting
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"There's always been a target on my back, I am jewish"
Said a fictional girl in 1944, read by a jewish women in 2026
— Jul 25, 2026 09:05AM
Said a fictional girl in 1944, read by a jewish women in 2026

