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"You go through a sort of trapdoor to the third floor," says Laird, "and step into this room with murals covering three of the walls.
So, yeah, this feeling about "The Gray Goose" came pretty early in my conception — that a child wondering about the song's symbolism might view it, in the same way, as a sort of trapdoor into the mingled shame and pride of a family's political past.
So, yeah, this feeling about "The Gray Goose" came pretty early in my conception that a child wondering about the song's symbolism might view it, in the same way, as a sort of trapdoor into the mingled shame and pride of a family's political past.
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A: Sort of.
The "door' will have to be some sort of trapdoor that will keep out the weather and animals.
Above the last ladder, there was a trapdoor, which led to a sort of engine room.
"A sort of dream.
A sort of aspic.
A sort of monster.
"A sort of blank".
(A sort of cognitive disonance).
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