“East of Eden”: Women Can Be Monsters Too, and It’s Time We Acknowledge It
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Edu’s Fear
Some children are afraid of the dark, others, of monsters that hide in the closet, there are also those who fear being alone at home. In Edu's case, he is afraid of jumping into the seawater and he also fears that his mother will put his sweatshirt c
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Some children are afraid of the dark, others, of monsters that hide in the closet, there are also those who fear being alone at home. In Edu's case, he is afraid of jumping into the seawater and he also fears that his mother will put his sweatshirt c
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