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Si je mets de l’eau dans mon vin, je ne suis plus Vahid.
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Vahid says that watering down his wine would mean watering down something essential about himself. The phrase suggests that compromising his character or principles would make him feel no longer truly Vahid. It presents personal identity as closely tied to staying undiluted and true to oneself.
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