Word-induced silence makes witnessing both horrifying and lyrical, and it alters the understanding of the universe of emotions more profoundly, bringing in multi-layered, untold, exotic moments of epiphany. The glare begets self-discovery; otherwise, the trans of the monotonous and the forgetful hovers around us. In his novel Immortality (1990), Milan Kundera reveals the essence of the female protagonist Agnes through this lens.
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