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Latest revision as of 23:02, 4 September 2024
First Draft - Story contains the main themes for a fictional tale.
A plain, unadorned note.
Properties
Notes
Author: unknown
Rarity: Common
Weight: .05 kg / 0.1 lb
Price: 14 gp 
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BOOK_LOW_Bibliophile_ManuscriptNotes03UUID
3c95f8e7-1f68-406e-bbdd-13b6cbfd0c65
Where to find
- Second floor of The Bibliophile X: -109 Y: -124
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Plot
Ours is a coming-of-age story. Our protagonist creates the magical world into which he is cast and is heralded as a god, a hero, the greatest of the great. Jonathan is tasked, then, not to ascend to heroics, but to descend back into the chaos and disappointment of the real world with his senses intact. For, indeed, what happens if you reach paradise at the end of adolescence? Is it worthwhile to stay in the spires of imagination, or is there true heroism in returning to the complicated world - the real world - leaving fantasy behind?
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