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I have some questions. 1. "I parked myself with a double espresso and a complimentary Indie." In this sentence, what is 'a complimentary Indie'? 2. "His madness is almost more of an alternative sanity." What does this sentence mean? 3. "The landing was decorated with tasteful lavishness." What does 'with tasteful lavishness' mean? 4. "Disliking her was already proving to be simplicity itself." What does this sentence mean?

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1. "Complimentary Indie" seems to suggest a person as a free gift. 2. This sentence is basically saying the same thing twice, where madness is being described as an "alternative sanity". Which it is, since having a "sanity" is having a stable state of mind and "alternative" referring to something different from the stable mind. 3. "Tasteful lavishness" may refer to an extravagant use of a decoration that appeals to whoever said that line. 4. Not sure about this one, can't really put it into context.
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Complimentary Indie is a name of a tea brand
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All your statements are somewhat unusual. What TV show are you watching? It's not how we usually would express ourselves. Sounds like some clever scriptwriting...

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