Aeneas sleeping in peace while Dido breaks means, for Jiang, that he never loved her and treated her as a plaything.
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Indifference
Aeneas sleeping in peace while Dido breaks means, for Jiang, that he never loved her and treated her as a plaything.
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"Such terrible grief kept breaking from her heart as Aeneas slept in peace on his ship's high stern."
"Okay, so Aeneas slept in peace, meaning he doesn't care. Do you understand? He was never in love with her. She was just a..."
"...capitalism is one, massive inequality, corruption, immorality, okay? And alienation, anger, indifference. And this is the world we live in today. It doesn't make..."
"...always afraid of revolution, okay? Discontent, and also the idea of indifference, right? People don't care anymore. So you're under these two pressures."
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