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“[...] Las historias de dioses y héroes están llenas de mujeres salvadas y traicionadas, Penélopes olvidadas que esperan y Pandoras curiosas. Porque, oh, si no somos lo que ellos desean, nos convierten en monstruos, mientras ellos matan y viven a voluntad y pasan a la historia por las más cuestionables hazañas.”

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