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"Shape" is very different from typical Uzbek prose, it is better not to look for heroes and events in the book. The work leaves the impression that it is taking you underwater - if you can grow a fish's ear instead of your lungs, you can live there, but if not, do not test your endurance. Both Athena, Temur, and even the narrator herself, despite the fact that they are actually fabric, settle in your mind and begin to live and ask you one thing - what form to choose to live in. The work captures the psychological state of Uzbek youth at the stage of emerging from adolescence, and the importance of age is not so important here. Because, according to the author's idea, Uzbek youth are late to grow up.
