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Chapter2.Ep2:The Trance of a Dream

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There's a village called Snowshill around Broadway, which is a pristine and beautiful place. The villagers have been using this color for their fences and doors and windows for over 100 years. You should see it there, Afra! It's amazing. The first time I encountered that scene, I was just thinking about you and our arguments over green and blue!" From the Persian novel: Coppice blue "It's kind of like our north in Iran. Remember? That light turquoise blue they use for most of the doors and windows?" "Yeah, exactly! Just like that. It's as if it's some sort of unwritten tradition for them!" I said thoughtfully, "But why Coppice?" Alborz responded, "Well, you know. Coppice means fence. My assumption is that because they've used this color for their fences over time, whenever they wanted to refer to it, out of habit, they would say 'the Coppice blue!' Which blue? The one used in the fence! The important thing is that it's Coppice BLUE and not green!" And he sent another smiling emoji. Meanwhile, I was thinking about the meanings of the word 'Coppise' in English. I said, "Coppice has other meanings besides fence. Forest, grove! Don't you think the reason is that others across the world saw the greens of the forest and grove in the sunlight's shadows as blue?" He laughed, and this time he answered thoughtfully: "It's certainly possible! Such quirks can be found all over the world!" I said, "Hmm! I prefer to call it grove blue instead of fence blue!" For a moment, he didn't respond. After about a minute, he wrote: "How beautiful! I had never looked at it from this angle, Afra! So you still know how to give words a meaning more beautiful than they are!"

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