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'O spitale. Seventy-three is the hospital, and in the Smorfia it isn’t the number of illness — that would be elsewhere: it’s the number of care. The hospital is where you go to be put back together, and where you find out you’re fragile. Both at once, as always on this list. In dreams, seventy-three arrives when there’s something to heal. Health that needs attention, but also a relationship to mend, a situation that needs rest before it needs solutions. And it arrives when you need help and don’t want to ask for it — which in dreams is a recurring scene. The images that lead here ask for patience. The hospital. And then the sick and the week, meaning those who have to recover and the time it takes, because healing means knowing how to wait. There’s also daring, which you need in order to ask for help, and which in the Smorfia sits closer to healing than any doctor. If seventy-three came up in your dream, there was a fragility in it and, along with it, the chance to set it right. We don’t predict anything about anyone’s health: we notice that in your dream something was asking for attention.