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There are so many selves, one self, another self, another. I think the choices we make, they're a matter of stepping into one self or another. Sometimes I can imagine it as if there are always a variety of selves floating all around us, wherever we go, and each one of those selves wants us to invest it with life. I may be getting a little confusing here, but at least I know what I mean. (She laughs at herself, and |
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gives him one of her cute, mischievously intelligent smiles.) Like what you just said about puppets, maybe that's true, but maybe it's also about choices. Maybe there's nobody pulling our strings, but it's just us, making our choices, deciding who we're going to be. (She leans close and kisses him. He embraces her. She returns the embrace. They quit talking. They fall out of language, out of word.) |
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