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Three Eyed Beauty Analysis
I believe that the “three eyed beauty” were; Mathematics, logic and symbolic interpretations. This helped Amir’s to gain knowledge and gave him clarity in the aspect of perusing his faith. Also, the three-eyed beauty made Amir’s think that his made the right decision. This makes sense because we always let many different things influence our decision and beliefs.
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