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“Adesso è arrabbiata con se stessa: non avrebbe dovuto affezionarsi a quell'appartamento. Non avrebbe dovuto distribuire i colori in ogni stanza. Il nero è più forte di tutti gli altri e li ha risucchiati. O forse il nero è il più debole di tutti e ha bisogno degli altri colori per sopravvivere. La materia oscura è in grado di deviare la luce.”

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Book:Al mattino stringi forte i desideri
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