I like to translate K-pop and anime themes as a hobby to help me understand
and memorize the language. In Gurenge, a certain line sticks out: 夜の匂いに 空睨んでも.
My research suggests that if Sora comes before an adjective or verb, then it
could mean "fake". Is that the case here, or does Sora not have its own
grammar particle (に), because it would be repeating the exact same syllable?
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空睨んでも - how can I tell when sora is being used for something other than the sky
I think that 空 means "sky" here and that the sentence means:

> even if I look up the sky in the scent of the night
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