I declare this argument is over.
The police officer gave me a fine for double parking.
The anecdote tells about the censorship of a book. In some countries of the world, government forces impose selection criteria on artistic and cultural production.
This episode is the fictionalization of a situation of repression that has happened repeatedly in history. In the famous book by Ray Bradbury "Fahrenheit 451" the burning of books is one of the central themes of the plot.
The fragment describes the situation of censorship and burning of a book that belongs to the narrator. Instantly produces the reader's empathy with this character whose work has been destroyed.
beacsue they want to make it a mystery
they want the audience to think about it
kind of like a rhetorical question
except this is not a question
um...by rythym ig u mean by like
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? like the first line matches the second or so on?
