When We Had Wings

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The protagonist reflects on their remarkable speed, which allowed them to win races and escape dangers like street gangs and bullies. Despite their talent for running, they grapple with the shame of stealing and the stigma of being labeled a thief, a title they resent. The narrative explores themes of pride, identity, and the conflict between talent and morality, ultimately revealing the internal struggle of someone caught between their abilities and their choices.