The blessed love of the Nile
Synopsis
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“O amor entre o deus Anúbis e uma mortal chamada Sadie. Ele mostra-se sempre preocupado com ela e é cuidadoso, tentando buscar fazê-la feliz o tempo todo. Também é interessante a questão da imortalidade sendo abordada na história e o fato de mostrar o lado desconhecido de um ser e o quão solitário pode ser na condição de imortal. Mas, existe outro conceito de imortalidade que a história mostra, sobre o amor que também é imortal mesmo que os dois seres não sejam. Ao ler essa história, você vai amar os personagens e refletir bastante sobre imortalidade e pensar o seguinte: se você fosse imortal, abriria mão disso por causa de seu amor? Leiam ''O amor abençoado pelo Nilo'' não irão se arrepender.”
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