"“It is despair that one must not submit to,” Li writes late in the book, adding a dark, Shakespearean warning: “A child’s death can never feel neutral to a parent; a child’s death is a negation of time, which no longer has now and then, now and again, now and later, only now and now and now and now and now.”"
Framing: assertive ·
First seen: 2026-08-21 ·
Last seen: 2026-08-21 ·
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