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Being Heraclitus
Heraclitus was born gifted. He has a high level of intellect and tremendous memory, he is extremely imaginative and emotionally mature. His first year at school was a big disappointment. However, Heraclitus doesn’t give up. He learns to fall and rise again. At the age of six, he has two key weapons: his sense of humor and an adorable sense of audacity.
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Heraclitus was born gifted. He has a high level of intellect and tremendous memory, he is extremely imaginative and emotionally mature. His first year at school was a big disappointment. However, Heraclitus doesn’t give up. He learns to fall and rise again. At the age of six, he has two key weapons: his sense of humor and an adorable sense of audacity.
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