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The Keepers of the House by Shirley Ann Grau

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"The house was a woman, a big, old woman, a woman who had given birth to children and had their children come back to die in her arms."


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"What is remembered lives; what is forgotten dies."


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A somber young woman stands in a graveyard, holding an old book, embodying the quote What is remembered lives; what is forgotten dies, against a haunting backdrop of tombstones. A solitary figure stands before a majestic, glowing tree, its branches adorned with blue orbs, symbolizing memories illuminated against a mystical, twilight backdrop. A serene landscape featuring two silhouetted trees against a vibrant sunset, embodying the quote, What is remembered lives; what is forgotten dies. The scene evokes memory and reflection.

"For all its sorrow, it was a happy house, and there was laughter as well as silence."


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A charming cottage bathed in warm light, surrounded by vibrant flowers and lush greenery, evokes the joyful laughter and serene silence of a happy house. Two children laugh at a window of a charming, weathered house adorned with flowers. Warm light glows from within, embodying joy amidst a serene, nostalgic atmosphere.

"We could have been happy here, but happiness was a distant myth."


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A figure in a flowing white gown stands before an archway, gazing at a moonlit castle across a misty lake, embodying the quote, Happiness was a distant myth. A woman sits despondently at a candlelit table, her head in her hands, surrounded by half-eaten food and wine, embodying the sentiment of lost happiness from the quote.

"She knew that people made their own truths, and the truth about one was often a lie about another."


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A confident woman with curly hair wears a vibrant “Truth is Relative” sweater, holding a cassette tape against a colorful, swirling cityscape, reflecting the book's theme of subjective truth. A woman stands in a foggy urban alley, illuminated by neon lights, embodying the quote's theme of personal truths and the contrasts of perception amidst shadows.

"The past was a place of rich harvest, but only for those who dared to dig deep."


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A figure in futuristic armor stands in a desolate landscape, holding a shovel, surrounded by towering crystalline spires, embodying the quest to uncover the past's hidden treasures. A child stands on a mound of earth, holding a shovel amidst a vibrant landscape of fields and mountains, symbolizing the bold pursuit of uncovering the past's hidden treasures.

"Family ties bind us together, but they can also choke us if we are not careful."


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A family of four sits together on a couch, sharing a quiet moment. The room is dimly lit, with a nostalgic TV in the background, illustrating the balance of connection and confinement in family ties. A woman stands in a vibrant, flower-filled meadow, gazing at two children. The scene reflects the complexity of family ties, highlighting both connection and potential constraints.

"Loyalty has a price, and sometimes it can be paid in blood."


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A young figure stands holding a mysterious box, while a towering mech looms behind, symbolizing the heavy cost of loyalty in a chaotic, post-apocalyptic landscape. A cloaked figure stands amid ruins, holding a bloodied sword above a chest spilling red liquid, embodying the chilling quote: Loyalty has a price, and sometimes it can be paid in blood.

"We are all haunted by our history, but it can also be a source of strength if we let it."


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A young woman stands in dim light, reflecting thoughtfully, with an old television showing a family photo behind her, symbolizing how personal history can inspire strength. A silhouetted figure holds a lantern, arms outstretched against a vivid sunset. The image evokes the theme of finding strength in history and embracing one's journey.

"In the end, love is not enough; one must also have courage to endure the consequences of that love."


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A figure in a dark trench coat and hat stands on a rain-soaked street, holding a book. Red streetlights illuminate the quote, In the end, love is not enough! in bold letters. A confident woman in a sleek black suit stands amidst a desolate cityscape, holding a red rose, embodying the courage needed to endure love's consequences.
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