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The story explores the philosophical concept of 'to be is to do,' questioning the balance between existence and action. The narrator reflects on the meaning of life, emphasizing the importance of both active engagement and mindful presence. They grapple with the paradox of pursuing dreams while maintaining inner stillness and grounding. The narrative weaves a thoughtful exploration of self-discovery, urging readers to find a harmonious interplay between being and doing, allowing actions to flow from their core essence. Comparable works include The Stranger by Albert Camus

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