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-When she says, "the grandchild, the one who will leave soon for that borrowed country," she is referring to herself. -The "you" in the closing sentences refers to her grandpa. -The the narrator is surprised to discover at the end that "it is me who will remember" because it was a life she thought she had left behind.

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