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5/6/2015 4:15:34 AM
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It depends...
*becomes incred[b]-ibly serious, unlike himself[/b]
"[i]Having one side grow without the other creates tension. You become lopsided. You weaken from the imbalance, or reach a lesser potential. Only carving one side of a sculpture leaves it unfinished.[/i]"
English
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"[i]...Explain...I only see one...One half of my Painting. And not a finished side as well...A paintbrush but no painter...[/i]"
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"[i]Perhaps another perspective. Flip the painting, and you have another blank canvas, as long as you are creative enough.[/i]"
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"[i]I flipped it so many times...And all that appeared was...Was a monster. A Shadow I cannot tame...Y-You changed...What happened?[/i]" [b]He seems to be engulfed in lost thought. His head shrouded now[/b]
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"[i]If you feel lost, start with a new canvas.[/i]"
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"[i]...How? I don't even know if I an what I see...For what I see is...Is darkness, I'm too lost...So lost...I don't get it![/i]"
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"[i]No one is 100 percent anything. You may be mostly dark, but you can always, always see a smudge of light. Nurture it, train it, restore your balance, or don't.[/i]"
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"[i]No one is 100 percent anything. You may be mostly dark, but you can always, always see a smudge of light. Nurture it, train it, restore your balance, or don't."[/i]
