The Minds We Call Human

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Ever heard that you shouldn't put a vase on a piano? That's because the water could spill and make the wood swell. But, what if pianos could feel pain? And every molecule that touches them hurts. Well, enough about that, meet Rie. Rie Nakamura is a 16 year old piano prodigy, to the rest of the world that is, and that's because every time she plays, it feels like something is wrong with her music, but other people don't notice.They don't feel the "incompleteness" that Rie feels. So Rie stops competing, constantly playing at home, trying to figure out what was wrong with her music or possibly just her.
    
    
    Will Rie find what's "missing" from her music?All Rights Reserved

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Prologue
Sun, May 19, 2019

Ever heard that you shouldn't put a vase on a piano? That's because the water could spill and make the wood swell. But, what if pianos could feel pain? And every molecule that touches them hurts. Well, enough about that, meet Rie. Rie Nakamura is a 16 year old piano prodigy, to the rest of the world that is, and that's because every time she plays, it feels like something is wrong with her music, but other people don't notice.They don't feel the "incompleteness" that Rie feels. So Rie stops competing, constantly playing at home, trying to figure out what was wrong with her music or possibly just her.
    
    
    Will Rie find what's "missing" from her music?

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