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Adjective Subordinate Clause

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Excerpt: "To die! And not feel anything else, / to be cooked in the sauce of nothingness, / beyond good and evil, pure bone / stripped of the flesh that gnawed it" (Carlos Drummond de Andrade, in "Antologia Poética"). Identify the subordinate adjective clause in the above excerpt, explaining its type (restrictive or explanatory) and point out the relative pronoun that introduces it. Considering the meaning of the poem, what is the importance of this subordinate adjective clause for the understanding of the text? How does it contribute to the construction of the meaning intended by the author?

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