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"But you're in the smallest space inside that big space. So you're in infinite space, but you're in a sardine can. And you really start to feel that as you get to know each character and where they're from and the circumstances from which they came to become these great astronauts. And the weaving between the big and the small is a big theme in her writing and her book."
"But you're in the smallest space inside that big space. So you're in infinite space, but you're in a sardine can. And you really start to feel that as you get to know each character and where they're from and the circumstances from which they came to become these great astronauts. And the weaving between the big and the small is a big theme in her writing and her book."
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"But you're in the smallest space inside that big space. So you're in infinite space, but you're in a sardine can. And you really start to feel that as you get to know each character and where they're from and the circumstances from which they came to become these great astronauts. And the weaving between the big and the small is a big theme in her writing and her book."
"But you're in the smallest space inside that big space. So you're in infinite space, but you're in a sardine can. And you really start to feel that as you get to know each character and where they're from and the circumstances from which they came to become these great astronauts. And the weaving between the big and the small is a big theme in her writing and her book."