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The novel had 2 main subplots.
You have the Club President that is essentially role-playing a high stake "game" to make reality as interesting and adventurous as the one in Dumas' books.
The implications of a "lost chapter" that changes the story's canon, is of little consequence. Because the spirit is the same.
Then you have the satanist. Who is deadly serious about his own following. A forgery can fundamentally ruin his ritual. The consequence is fatal.
The irony is how they contrast each other. Despite role-playing, the fanclub president is living in the real world. While the satanist wants to escape into a shadow world.
The novel had 2 main subplots.
You have the Club President that is essentially role-playing a high stake "game" to make reality as interesting and adventurous as the one in Dumas' books.
The implications of a "lost chapter" that changes the story's canon, is of little consequence. Because the spirit is the same.
Then you have the satanist. Who is deadly serious about his own following. A forgery can fundamentally ruin his ritual. The consequence is fatal.
The irony is how they contrast each other. Despite role-playing, the fanclub president is living in the real world. While the satanist wants to escape into a shadow world.
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