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Jiang says Dante can produce these different effects by intentionally controlling syllables and the balance of hard and soft consonants.
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Consonants
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"...are some hard syllables, and there's some, sorry, there's some hard consonants, and soft consonants, okay? This is all intentional on his part, okay?..."
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"consonants between the creator and the observer or the experiencer"
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"...they would take the word and make it into just one consonant. Okay? So this would become S. This would become M. And therefore,..."
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"...guess what? We can actually just have the sound represent a consonant, okay? The simplest sound. And this would be an M, this would..."
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