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In The Journal of Marion Faye,{{LJ:Faye}} the climax of the novel (novel?) should be a prison-break which is frustrated, and becomes no more than a hold-out war with hostages in the attempt to get reforms. The two movements of society—revolution and reform could be explored. Marion of course if the ringleader of the gang.

In The Journal of Marion Faye,{{LJ:Faye}} the climax of the novel (novel?) should be a prison-break which is frustrated, and becomes no more than a hold-out war with hostages in the attempt to get reforms. The two movements of society—revolution and reform could be explored. Marion of course is the ringleader of the gang.

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-In The Journal of Marion Faye,{{LJ:Faye}} the climax of the novel (novel?) should be a prison-break which is frustrated, and becomes no more than a hold-out war with hostages in the attempt to get reforms. The two movements of society—revolution and reform could be explored. Marion of course if the ringleader of the gang.
+In The Journal of Marion Faye,{{LJ:Faye}} the climax of the novel (novel?) should be a prison-break which is frustrated, and becomes no more than a hold-out war with hostages in the attempt to get reforms. The two movements of society—revolution and reform could be explored. Marion of course is the ringleader of the gang.
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