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February 14, 2015

 

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In the book, Lauren said, “My brother Keith used to pretend to be hurt just to trick me into sharing his supposed pain. Once he used red ink as fake blood to make me bleed. I was eleven then, and I still bled through the skin when I saw someone else bleeding. I couldn’t help doing it, and I always worried that it would give me away to people outside the family...
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Her father, a priest, thinks that hyperempathy is no big deal (Butler 11). He always tells her, “You can beat this thing. You don’t have to give in to it.” (Butler 11). Lauren says that the feelings of hyperempathy are all delusional (Butler 11). During her journey to the north with a large group of people, they ran into some trouble...
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