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How does Maren feel about the harbour changing?
Maren connects the harbour to her family and a way of life. She describes the proposed sale as a loss, not simply a change of ownership. Two moments make that especially clear:
Maren on learning to read the water from her father
00:04:22Maren talks about the harbour sale, on the Sjøfugl
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