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So for a while I had two lives: one that was empty and adrift, in the hospital by day and another that was illicit and intense, by the side of the road at night. The one had nothing to do with the other.

— Damon Galgut The Good Doctor (2004)

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He knows that he is beautiful and somehow this makes him ugly.

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The first time I saw him I thought, he won't last.

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And maybe that is the true reason for this journey, by shedding all the ballast of the familiar life they are each trying to recapture a sensation of weightlessness they remember but perhaps never lived, in memory more than anywhere else traveling is like free-fall, or flight.

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