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The document discusses several themes and motifs in the novel "The Sense of an Ending" including imperfect memory, inadequacies of documentation, Eros vs Thanatos, class conflict, responsibility, suicide, repetition, unrest, damage, regret, and envy of clarity in death over the complexity of life. The characters Tony, Veronica, Veronica's family, Sarah, and Adrian are also mentioned.
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