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I was a bit disappointed with the ending at first- I felt a bit cheated. But the more I thought about it, the more I appreciated the fact that Clara's diary was a melding of fiction and reality crafted to simultaneously get revenge for Clemente's affair and live out her own fantasy. He will never know if Clara had really taken a lover or not, and that torment will remain with him.
