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“But loving Tristan often felt like loving something once removed. He could be cold and indifferent to others' suffering, especially if he was causing it.” quote by Tod Wodicka — Download Open image

““But loving Tristan often felt like loving something once removed. He could be cold and indifferent to others' suffering, especially if he was causing it.””

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