What are you dreams, Twylla?”“I — I have none. I have all I want.”“ I don’t believe that. You must have some dreams — everyone does.” “I want… I want to be happy, ” I say, realizing at once that it’s a stupid thing to say. But to my surprise he’s nodding, a smile tugging at his lips. “I want to be happy too. Melinda Salisbury
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Twylla used the word "want". Twylla said that she doesn't have any dreams. She also said that everyone has dreams. I don't think that people should have a lot of dreams. I think that they should be happy and live their lives in peace.

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