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Jiang says unconditional love permanently changes a person and is most directly experienced when one has a child and must love the child without condition.
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The quoted turn toward Virgil compares Dante to a frightened child running to a mother and then discovers that Virgil has already withdrawn, leaving tears instead of reassurance.
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"...okay? And you basically achieve unconditional love when you have a child for the first time, because you have to love your child unconditionally,..."
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"...I turned around and to my left Just as a little child Afraid or in distress Will hurry to his mother Anxiously To say..."
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"...the hours in which the sphere that's always playing like a child appears from day break to the end of the third hour. So..."
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"...which he thought with love before creating it is like a child who weeps and laughs in sport that soul is simple unaware but..."
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"...And throughout all this time, Donna has been a student, a child of Virgil's, right? Right? So it seems as though it sounds like..."
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"...Lady Macbeth says that she's given suck. So she's had a child. But the Macbeths don't have children. And there is a curious moment..."
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"...me so much from when I was a very, very small child that you can zoom in with infinite complexity. Do you think this..."
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"...brought me my death. The Sienese know how, as does each child in compagnia I am Umberto, and my arrogance has not harmed me..."
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"...son and run without a stop. She cares more for the child than for herself, not pausing even to throw on a shift. And..."
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"...often, because maybe they need the money, right? Maybe if my child is hungry, I'm going to go steal some, something from other people,..."
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"...to god committed to good works that effort would allow the child to ascend to the imperium and here with the complete opposite right..."
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"...that because... I've also done transcendental meditation when I was a child. And I had a similar experience with Jay, which is one night..."
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