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What happens when a boy witnesses something he still isn’t capable to comprehend? In the world of dreams, the most obscure memories are set free and, upon awakening, what remains is their weight on the boy’s mind. The truth might be a hard cross to bear.
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What happens when a boy witnesses something he still isn’t capable to comprehend? In the world of dreams, the most obscure memories are set free and, upon awakening, what remains is their weight on the boy’s mind. The truth might be a hard cross to bear.

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