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    Chapter 8

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    The document discusses a chapter that deals with a woman's deep sadness after losing her mother to cancer, offering a lesson on losing a loved one. The most important moral is that love allows us to age, die, and be reborn, but the ego prevents us from fully accepting love. A conversation between a son and his dying mother about death is portrayed as heartbreaking but also shows the mother's serenity in accepting her death, along with a discussion of how love helps overcome the fear of death.

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    The document discusses a chapter that deals with a woman's deep sadness after losing her mother to cancer, offering a lesson on losing a loved one. The most important moral is that love allows us to age, die, and be reborn, but the ego prevents us from fully accepting love. A conversation between a son and his dying mother about death is portrayed as heartbreaking but also shows the mother's serenity in accepting her death, along with a discussion of how love helps overcome the fear of death.

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    The document discusses a chapter that deals with a woman's deep sadness after losing her mother to cancer, offering a lesson on losing a loved one. The most important moral is that love allows us to age, die, and be reborn, but the ego prevents us from fully accepting love. A conversation between a son and his dying mother about death is portrayed as heartbreaking but also shows the mother's serenity in accepting her death, along with a discussion of how love helps overcome the fear of death.

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    Chapter 8

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    Maria Jose Ortega Gutierrez
    The document discusses a chapter that deals with a woman's deep sadness after losing her mother to cancer, offering a lesson on losing a loved one. The most important moral is that love allows us to age, die, and be reborn, but the ego prevents us from fully accepting love. A conversation between a son and his dying mother about death is portrayed as heartbreaking but also shows the mother's serenity in accepting her death, along with a discussion of how love helps overcome the fear of death.

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    1. WHAT DO YOU UNDERSTAND ABOUT THE CHAPTER?

    The chapter 8 deals with the deep sadness she felt after losing her mother to cancer and
    offers an in-depth lesson on losing a loved one.

    2. WHAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT MORAL OF THE CHAPTER?

    I think the chapter turns out to be beautiful because we see the way in which Fending ages
    only to die and be reborn. Above all, what we can't see about love because our ego is
    designed not to accept it.

    3. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE PRESENCE?

    The conversation with his mother is heartbreaking, hard, and both are faced with the fact
    that she will die soon. What impresses the viewer is being able to visualize the serenity with
    which his mother accepts death. The conversation also talks about the fear that we have to
    touch points about death, to accept love and let ourselves be carried away with it.

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