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“Ponekad pitanje: "Da li boli?", nije pitanje, već molba. Čak je, možda, zahtjev. Zahtjev, koji treba razumjeti ovako: "Reci da te ne boli, kako bih mogao/la i dalje po svom, nesputavan/a glasom savjesti." Eto, ne boli. Ok? Ne boli. Vjeruj mi. Možda povjerujem i ja.”

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