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by noduerme
459 days ago
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Indeed, the construction gives the feeling that the shrine itself might float away without her gaze, such is the intensity of her watching it. That is purposeful. It comes from the common phrase "she fixed him with her gaze" which means, not as much that her gaze was fixed on him, as that he froze when he saw her looking at him. I think it was a conscious and valid choice to use this in relation to a static holy object in this context. |
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