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The Passage of Time

  • Stern portrays time as a backdrop for growth, struggle, and reconciliation.
  • The cyclical nature of seasons parallels life’s rhythms of hardship and joy.
  • Reflection on the past enriches understanding of the present.

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Cardiologist, scientist, and former airborne officer

Mario Rigoni Stern’s The Story of Tönle recounts the life of Tönle, a man navigating hardship, nature, and societal constraints in rural Italy. Through themes of resilience, community, and the passage of time, the story reflects humanity’s enduring spirit and connection to the land, offering a poignant meditation on survival and freedom.

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