Cross-roads

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Whilst words served to artists, and common people as well, as means to craft beautiful things, they merely sparked at times of extreme relaxation. Nowhere to be compared to any motives inspiring the creation of a Work-of-Art, the settings offered by the island country-side (nation) hosted some of the creators of popular world literature master-pieces. Instead of falling over a slippery fallacy of self-refentiality, the production is somehow peculiar because it mix a degree of writing combined to a result of the close-knit intimate connections. For example, this argument was better pointed out by Ms Daniela Michelle Andrews Saint Crux. Canadian born, she wrote Olivier.
The platonic romance of her while she  had a holiday over the island, the text got on fire. Too much sensuality. So many feelings of mutual understanding over a casual chat-up. Right at the turn of the Twentieth Century, when the country seemed to be on a hype for the closing of its independence from ages of dominion, the novel had a significant impact.
The story of her profound love affair after a brief encounter, the novel mirrored the spirit of its time. After the rule imposed by the Commonwealth, the Napoleonic armies, inter-twined  by roots derived from the Magnía Grecía, the Etruscan, and Roman Empire, in 1889 the country freed itself. This is the highest point of Course determination. Grasped in Ms Andrews plot, the time of her life ended up in a cappuccino, sunk in coffees, swam by the sea.
Plunging into the Atlantic, the plot keeps moving amongst  Brazil, Canada, U.S.A., Portugal and, of course, the country focus of this novel. Rather than giving account of  each melly-go-around single words soothing all along, the drama experienced throughout the sailing, flying, and running glued the couple toughened toghether, forever and ever, even though apart. Comparing and contrasting the different way of life in order to get things done albeit the appreciation for not-taking things too seriously, alas employing to the most the memory of of such brief episode, it stick up with proustian clarity.

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