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The way it was described in the end where Piranesi was seeing people in the "real world" that he could link back to statues in the halls really started to make me think this even more.

I get the feeling that number 16 is actually some kind of therapist and not a cop, that number 16 was working to bring him out of this disorder and into the real world. I got the distinct feeling in the end that we were just going through the mind of someone with split personality disorder among other disorders. So, after reading this book I feel like I read a fantasy novel that actually maybe wasn't. Hey guys, I wanted to talk to some people whom have finished Piranesi by Susanna Clarke.

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