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             Bringing her gently to the point where we want to bring
             Her. But once we are the master, there's nothing more
             To say and nothing more to wish for; all the beauty of
             Passion is finished, and in the tranquility of such a love
             We fall asleep, unless some new object comes to awaken
             Our desires and offer our heart to the alluring charms
             Of a conquest to be made.(pg. 322)
             In this passage, Don Juan is trying to sound powerful and self-assured, but in reality this simply portrays him as a scared man. Scared to love unconditionally, to commit himself one-hundred percent to another female. This type of self-talk is not uncommon in the majority of men today. When Don Juan stated "to be dead from our youth on to all other beauties"
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