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Le tengo miedo y curiosidad a la muerte.
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The speaker describes two feelings toward death at once: fear and curiosity. Death feels frightening, yet it also raises questions and draws attention. The quote does not resolve this tension; it simply acknowledges that both reactions can exist together.
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