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If I close the book before the end, does the main character still die?
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>>25467979
I'm sure there's all kinds of thumb rules about books that you know, but how are you knowing the main character dies?
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>>25467979
No, it's an indisputable fact that if you close the book, they avoid their fate. That's why Sayori is my wife after I cured her depression. We have two kids together and a third on the way.
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>>25467979
The thing about fiction is it can be whatever you want. Every aspect can be changed to your liking.
Those written words are just a recommendation or inspiration what you can think about.
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>>25467979
Yes, if you closed it because you feared he was going to. You have to be more vigorous.

— Read book
— Main character is fine fellow
— He dies
— NOT ON MY WATCH
— Tear out last chapter
— Write new chapter where hero does not die
— Stick in book
— Take book back to library
— Generations of readers will now enjoy the improved upbeat version
— Smile with the knowledge that you have, in a humble way, made the world a better place
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>>25468090
>picrel
holy massive all of my keks
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>>25468005
It’s Moby Dick and I already know Ahab dies.



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