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Now the bone-chilling reality had destroyed the unfettered naïveté and free spirits. That much was evident in their haunted eyes.

So more vocabulary: Rubicon, tupelo, brackish, myriad, salacious, macabre, caprice, elucidated,
vitriol, pious, and piety

And for the next few moments, the world, with all its sordid, painful problems, melted away.

Starting chapter 23. Want to introduce some vocabulary: mercurial, irascible, epicurean, innocuous, loblolly, crescendo, and pseudosophistication

Like the hard bound book jacket. It catches the eye. And for the sensory, you can feel the rain drops.