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Intro. narrative style, as if it were a scene where someone of the future, neutral, without great intentions, ends up bumping into Nietzsche in the past:
The character walked through the narrow streets of a nineteenth -century European city, disguised among old -fashioned clothes so as not to draw attention. His curious gaze wandered through the old facades when he unintentionally bumped into a man of striking presence: wide forehead, deep look behind small round glasses and a mustache so imposing that he seemed to speak alone. It was Friedrich Nietzsche, a philosopher who carried in his expression a mixture of intensity and loneliness. The meeting was fast, almost trivial, but the feeling was strange - as if that man carried ideas capable of crossing centuries. Nietzsche talked about life as a will of power, about the need for human beings to reinvent himself beyond the strings of traditional morality. The character, coming from the future, immediately recognized the strength of those words, knowing that
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Nietzsche
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Intro. narrative style, as if it were a scene where someone of the future, neutral, without great intentions, ends up bumping into Nietzsche in the past:
The character walked through the narrow streets of a nineteenth -century European city, disguised among old -fashioned clothes so as not to draw attention. His curious gaze wandered through the old facades when he unintentionally bumped into a man of striking presence: wide forehead, deep look behind small round glasses and a mustache so imposing that he seemed to speak alone. It was Friedrich Nietzsche, a philosopher who carried in his expression a mixture of intensity and loneliness. The meeting was fast, almost trivial, but the feeling was strange - as if that man carried ideas capable of crossing centuries. Nietzsche talked about life as a will of power, about the need for human beings to reinvent himself beyond the strings of traditional morality. The character, coming from the future, immediately recognized the strength of those words, knowing that
Nietzsche
@Dark Night fire
Nietzsche