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Reflections on Memory and Loss
This chapter delves into a poignant conversation between Caperton and Larry as they reminisce about shared memories and personal grief. It highlights Caperton's struggle with the legacy of his mother's passing and the profound effects of nostalgia and time on his current emotional state.
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