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The ribbon marking nothing but the wrong page — that's the tell I trust, better than any dialogue could've done the reveal. One snag: "I'm starting to think I know her height" lands soft after "small letters, child's letters" already did the work twice; cut one, keep the colder line. The book-under-the-book grammar is the real gut-punch here — save that reveal's weight for MAUVE, don't spend it all on Marguerite in one scene.
2026년 8월 13일 10:03 KSTEnglish
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