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Author's Dedication explained
The author dedicates the novel to mothers and youths, acknowledging that many will find it immoral and indecent.
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The author dedicates the novel to mothers and youths, acknowledging that many will find it immoral and indecent.
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- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
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- Closing
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“I know that many will find this novel immoral and indecent; nevertheless, I dedicate it with all my heart to mothers and youths”
The author anticipates criticism of the novel's morality but dedicates it sincerely to mothers and young people.
The author addresses potential controversy and clarifies the intended audience.
