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“El mundo normal es un lugar muy exigente donde los cuerpos extraños son eliminados en silencio. Las personas inmaduras son expulsadas. […] Cada vez me costaba más entender qué era el «mundo». Incluso tenía la sensación de que era un concepto imaginario.”

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Book:Convenience Store Woman
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