...People are not one-dimensional. People do not live on one plane... — R. Elizabeth Carpenter, First Kiss: The Widow Darcy Journals, Book 1
...People are not one-dimensional. People do not live on one plane... — R. Elizabeth Carpenter, First Kiss: The Widow Darcy Journals, Book 1
...People are not one-dimensional. People do not live on one plane... — R. Elizabeth Carpenter, First Kiss: The Widow Darcy Journals, Book 1
...People are not one-dimensional. People do not live on one plane... — R. Elizabeth Carpenter, First Kiss: The Widow Darcy Journals, Book 1
...People are not one-dimensional. People do not live on one plane... — R. Elizabeth Carpenter, First Kiss: The Widow Darcy Journals, Book 1
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...People are not one-dimensional. People do not live on one plane...

— R. Elizabeth Carpenter, First Kiss: The Widow Darcy Journals, Book 1
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CLEMENTINE: This is it, Joel. It's going to be gone soon.JOEL: I know.CLEMENTINE: What do we do?JOEL: Enjoy it. — Charlie Kaufman, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind: The Shooting Script
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