" begins its ascent. The choir—the same one that backed Michael Jackson—swells around him. The zipper on his chest feels like a silver line holding his vulnerability together. As the music weaves every previous song into a final, triumphant tapestry, the boy realizes the album's core truth: being "human" is a messy, beautiful, flawed condition, but as long as the music is playing, he is exactly where he’s supposed to be
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