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I predicted the main character will wind up killing someone not just anyone the little old lady that "guards" his Garret or his apartment which was given to him by her. Fyodor Dostoevsky page 13
— Sep 25, 2026 08:49AM
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Aaron Ortega
Aaron Ortega is on page 46 of 671
I think my conflict in my story would be character vs Society as well as character vs character. Because it is a well known fact that their city of St Petersburg is experiencing a famine & people or the characters must survive starvation through manatary gain. But also character vs character because multiple interacts where a character shares their world views as well as their prespective on their world.
— Oct 08, 2026 09:05AM
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Aaron Ortega
Aaron Ortega is on page 42 of 671
Its a realistic psychological thriller and fiction and is designed for young intellectual minds, as well as people drawn into western philosophies like nihilism and utilitarianism as it relates back to the back and its contents.
— Oct 07, 2026 08:52AM
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Aaron Ortega
Aaron Ortega is on page 36 of 671
(I would rate myself either a 2.5 or 3 in the interested scale) since I haven't been able to really read my book due to the schedule changes. I could also always take the book home and really see if I like it so far but I have for the last 40 or so pages.
— Oct 05, 2026 08:49AM
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Aaron Ortega
Aaron Ortega is on page 32 of 671
He runs into a self deperivative drunkard.
— Oct 01, 2026 09:21AM
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Aaron Ortega
Aaron Ortega is on page 25 of 671
My story takes place in St. Petersburg during a hot July summer in the 1860's.
— Sep 29, 2026 08:47AM
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Aaron Ortega
Aaron Ortega is on page 20 of 671
..."but she is a woman of a noble heart, full of sentiments, refined by education." (page 17)- Dostoevsky
— Sep 28, 2026 08:51AM
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Aaron Ortega
Aaron Ortega is on page 9 of 671
"Although disappointed that the French revolution was (overshadowed by the horrors of the Reign of Terror and the egomania of Emperor Bonaparte), intellectuals of the day lauded his ideals and were fascinated by the idea of radical reformation and perfecting the human condition." Page 4 Fyodor Dostoevsky
— Sep 24, 2026 08:54AM
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