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Dimas (8 years old) begins to question the symbol of Bawor that he encounters in almost every corner of his city. Dito (20 years old), as his older brother, answers all of his questions. However, while Dito is explaining who Bawor is, Dimas falls asleep. When he wakes up, Dimas is shocked to find that he now resembles the very figure he has been questioning all along.
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Dimas (8 years old) begins to question the symbol of Bawor that he encounters in almost every corner of his city. Dito (20 years old), as his older brother, answers all of his questions. However, while Dito is explaining who Bawor is, Dimas falls asleep. When he wakes up, Dimas is shocked to find that he now resembles the very figure he has been questioning all along.
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Written By:Bagas Wisnuardi
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