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Erotic Secrets of Pompeii consider the ridiculousness of being human and perhaps provide a guide to understanding it.
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There’s no triumphant resolution, just an unsettling awareness that some knowledge can only be heard after the noise has stopped.
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Every element sounds like it has been reduced to necessity. What remains is not resolution, but survival after clarity.
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