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surely there must be a different kind of life project/panopticon project/stunt-story

‘How can I defend myself? I’m a wicked, vile woman. I despise myself and I’m not going to make any excuses. It’s not my husband but myself I’ve deceived. And I don’t mean only just now, but for a long time. My husband’s a fine honest man, but he’s no more than a lackey. What does he do in that offi…

—p.226 The Lady with the Little Dog and Other Stories The Lady with the Little Dog (221) by Anton Chekhov
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otherwise it’s best not to theorize at all for/pq-done project/stunt-story topic/love

‘A large crowd of us went to see Anna Alekseyevna off. She had already said goodbye to her husband and children, and the train was about to leave at any moment. I rushed to her compartment to put a basket that she’d almost forgotten onto the luggage-rack. Now it was time to say farewell. When our e…

—p.91 About Love (83) by Anton Chekhov
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does she make you feel younger project/stunt-story

“She must have some pussy.”

I caught myself before I could become angered by his remark. Instead, in my head I heard Victoire’s whispered “Je t’aime” and saw her green watercolor. “You have no idea,” I said.

“Tell me, does she make you feel younger? Is that part of this?”

On the face of it…

—p.175 So Much Blue by Percival Everett
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she’s nearly twenty-five years younger than you project/stunt-story

“Victoire,” he said to the moon. “She’s a beauty.”

“There are lots of beauties out there,” I said.

“Right. Aren’t you above it all.”

“Yes, she’s beautiful,” I agreed. I stopped at the middle of the bridge and looked down at the Seine.

“Don’t do it,” Richard said.

“Don’t think I haven…

—p.174 by Percival Everett
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I’m afraid it’s exactly what it looks like project/stunt-story

The women excused themselves and left us on the patio.

“You dog,” Richard said. “You’re not going to say that this isn’t what it looks like.”

“No, I’m afraid it’s exactly what it looks like. A goddamn train wreck.”

“The daughter? How old is she? Twenty-five?”

“Twenty-two.”

“What abou…

—p.166 by Percival Everett