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Apatisme adalah aktif yang muak dengan kebohongan. Begja dengan sifat penolaknya ingin menguntai diksi demi diksi untuk membangun sudut pandang terhadap apatisme dan menjadikannya arah baru dari suatu perjalanan hidup serta melepaskan rasa negatif yang melekat padanya. Sebuah cerita dimana apatisme menemukan cintanya. Cinta dan kasih sayang tak melulu tentang kesamaan, ia merupakan intisari dari perbedaan dan Begja adalah bukti bahwa perbedaan itu dapat jalan beriringan menuju fajar yang menyeruak.
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