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Characters express regret over missed opportunities—lost loves, unfulfilled ambitions, and the failure to challenge societal prejudices. One woman laments the town’s indifference, feeling that even divine attention has turned elsewhere, hinting at a spiritual void.
The Final Act: Reconciliation and Hope
As the gathering reaches its climax, characters propose future reunions, promising to meet again in twenty years. These pledges symbolize a shared hope that, despite the relentless march of time and personal hardships, human connections endure—fragile yet resilient.