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Thor Cossette
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Going back to my point I made in class. I think the title of the book is leading to Dex's calling as a person. Dex was a garden monk and is now a tea monk, so I think they are changing their profession to try to find their calling in life and what they are meant to do. I think the crickets represent Dex's adventurous trait, and the sound won't stop until Dex finds their calling.
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Thor Cossette
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Dex, a garden monk, leaves the City to search for a more meaningful life. Dex focuses on serving others rather than power and wealth. Dex goes out of their way to comfort others, showing empathy. Similarly, the Transition preserves half of Penga for humans and half for countless species, reflecting the author’s care for nonhuman life.
— Feb 19, 2026 06:30PM
