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The Age of Innocence
Ever felt stuck between what you want and what everyone expects from you? Welcome to 1870s New York, where the upper crust’s version of 'freedom' is about as flexible as a steel trap. Edith Wharton’s "The Age of Innocence" is that slow-burn drama where love, duty, and society’s iron grip clash, and nobody really wins without losing something first.
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