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conversations.value: What could be a title for a story about Attic, Dollanganger, Christophers with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction?
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conversations.value: A title for this story could be 'Web of Dreams'
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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a story about Attic, Dollanganger, Christophers.
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conversations.value: Web of Dreams: The novel opens with Annie Casteel Stonewall returning to Farthinggale Manor for the funeral of her father, Troy Tatterton.\nAnnie, hoping to finally put the past to rest alongside her mother Heaven, feels drawn to the suite that used to be occupied by her great-grandmother, Jillian.\nAnnie soon discovers a forgotten diary hidden away in a back drawer in Jillian\'s suite.\nThe diary was written by Leigh VanVoreen, Annie\'s grandmother and Heaven\'s mother.\nSurprised by the discovery, Annie begins to read the tragic story of Leigh.\nIn 1949, a 12-year-old Leigh VanVoreen was the beloved daughter of cruise-ship magnate Cleave VanVoreen and his beautiful Boston socialite wife Jillian.\nLeigh\'s life was happy until her mother left her father for the much younger Tony Tatterton, the handsome and wealthy owner of Tatterton Toys.\nWhen Jillian married Tony, she and Leigh moved into Tony\'s estate, Farthinggale Manor.\nLeigh\'s only friend on the estate was Troy Tatterton, Tony\'s 4-year-old brother, and they spent a lot of time together.\nEventually, Leigh was placed in an exclusive private school for girls.\nDuring her summer vacation, Leigh served as the model for what would be a new line of toys for Tatterton Toys: a portrait doll.\nDuring the portrait-doll modeling sessions, Tony had Leigh model nude and started making advances towards her, as Jillian had stopped sleeping with him.\nLeigh went to Cleave to ask for help, but he had remarried and was too busy with his new life to listen to her problems.\nLeigh told Jillian what was happening, but Jillian told her she was being silly and that it was nothing.\nAfter the doll was complete, it was presented to Leigh on her birthday.\nTony raped Leigh one night while Jillian was away, when she was about to go asleep.\nLeigh tried to call her close friend and tell her about this but was too ashamed.\nThe next morning Tony acted like nothing had happened but Leigh refused to trust him.\nLeigh didn\'t want to stay in her room where the attack had happened, so she hid in Jillian\'s room with the door locked.\nIt turned out Tony also had a key to the door and attacked her again: when Leigh tried to scare him off by saying she\'d tell Jillian, he told her Jillian wanted him to have sex with her, and then raped her again.\nWhen Jillian came home, Leigh tried to tell Jillian that Tony raped her, but Jillian didn\'t believe her.\nShe accused Leigh of lying, saying that Tony had told her Leigh was the one making sexual advances during the modeling sessions and that she had tried to get Tony to have sex with her.\nLeigh was shocked and saddened by her mother\'s decision to believe Tony over her own daughter.\nAfter a few weeks, Leigh discovered she was pregnant by Tony and confronted her mother.\nJillian, convinced that Leigh had seduced Tony on purpose, called her a slut for "going all the way".\nIt was then that Leigh realized Tony was right about her mother.\nDisgusted, Leigh told her mother that she knew Jillian wasn\'t a virgin before she married and that she had essentially pimped her own daughter out to Tony to avoid having sex with him.\nAfter the fight, Leigh stole some of Tony\'s money that he kept in a strongbox and fled Farthinggale Manor with a few meagre possessions and her portrait doll.\nLeigh decided to go live with her grandmother Jana in Texas.\nAfter leaving Boston, she purchased a train ticket in Atlanta, but missed her connection and was stranded.\nA stranger named Luke Casteel cheered her up.\nAfter he inquired about Leigh\'s portrait doll, she admitted that it was indeed modeled after her, and that she had named it Angel.\nLuke told her that \'Angel\' was a better name for her than Leigh.\nHe then proceeded to refer to Leigh as Angel after that.\nLeigh confided in him about the circumstances of her pregnancy and her tragic story and he drove her to a motel so she could rest.\nHe then returned with some food for her, and when Leigh asked him to stay because she had never been in a motel room alone, he agreed.\nWhen she woke up in the middle of the night, Luke was instantly at her side, reassuring her that he\'d always protect her.\nHe then told her that he had fallen in love with her and wanted to be the father of her baby.\nAssuming she dreamt this, Leigh went back to sleep.\nAfter waking up in Luke\'s arms, she asked him about it.\nHe passionately talked about his plans for the future if the two of them were together and Leigh fell more and more in love with him.\nAlthough they had only known each other for one day, they got married and returned to Luke\'s West Virginia mountain home, where her young age was not so unusual.\nAfter meeting Luke\'s parents, Annie and Toby, Leigh worked hard around the shack and ignored the stares of the local townsfolk.\nFor his part, Luke was madly in love with her and had plans to build a house in town for her and the baby.\nWhenever Luke would drink, Leigh would fear for his health and tell him off, which he liked because she put him straight.\nHe promised to make her happy because she was the love of his life.\nLeigh\'s diary ends when she starts experiencing labor pains while out for a walk with Luke.\nShe writes about how they went up the mountain and how Luke talked about their plans for the future.\nHe told her that she was his one and only and that no man could ever love any woman more than he loved her.\nShe responded by kissing him and asking him to go back to the cabin with her so he could hold her.\nAs they walk back, Leigh records that she stopped and stared at the stars, telling Luke that when she went to sleep tonight she wanted to feel like she was going to sleep in heaven.\nThese are the last words in the journal, ironic because the reader/Annie knows that Leigh does go to sleep \'in heaven\', due to her death in childbirth, and that it is this death which turns Luke into the heartless man he is in Heaven.\nIn the present, Annie finds a note from a private investigator Tony hired, stating that he had found out Leigh died in childbirth due to inadequate medical care.\nThe note also states that the child survived and that it was a girl.\nThe implication is that both Tony and Jillian knew about Heaven long before she came to Farthinggale, but decided to let her grow up in poverty rather than face what they had done to Leigh.\nSaddened by what she has read, Annie puts the journal back in the drawer as she hears Luke calling her name.\nShe goes to him and they leave Farthinggale to its ghosts.\nInteresting to note is that it is never stated how Leigh\'s diary was returned to Farthinggale.\nIt is not mentioned in any of the other Casteel storys; it is not mentioned as being among the possessions Heaven inherited from Leigh.\nThe diary is also written in past tense, rather than in present, thus implying that Leigh completed a long "entry" while she was in labor and/or shortly before her death.\nThe presence of the note from the detective in the diary possibly negates the whole question of whether Tony knew he was Heaven Casteel\'s father - due to the timeline, he must have realized it was likely (although Heaven lied about the year of her birth, making herself one year younger).\nAdditionally, in "Dark Angel", Heaven tells Tony and Jillian that her mother had only recently died, and they seem to take this as absolute fact.\nIn that novel, Tony reacts with shock when he finally hears that Leigh died in childbirth at 14, and only then attempts to break off the romance between Heaven and Troy (as they are niece and uncle).\n"Web of Dreams" raises many questions about the consistency of the storytelling details and the timelines.
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conversations.value: \n"Web of Dreams" raises many questions about the consistency of the storytelling details and the timelines..\nIn that novel, Tony reacts with shock when he finally hears that Leigh died in childbirth at 14, and only then attempts to break off the romance between Heaven and Troy (as they are niece and uncle).\nAdditionally, in "Dark Angel", Heaven tells Tony and Jillian that her mother had only recently died, and they seem to take this as absolute fact.\nThe presence of the note from the detective in the diary possibly negates the whole question of whether Tony knew he was Heaven Casteel\'s father - due to the timeline, he must have realized it was likely (although Heaven lied about the year of her birth, making herself one year younger).\nThe diary is also written in past tense, rather than in present, thus implying that Leigh completed a long "entry" while she was in labor and/or shortly before her death.\nIt is not mentioned in any of the other Casteel storys; it is not mentioned as being among the possessions Heaven inherited from Leigh.\nInteresting to note is that it is never stated how Leigh\'s diary was returned to Farthinggale.\nShe goes to him and they leave Farthinggale to its ghosts.\nSaddened by what she has read, Annie puts the journal back in the drawer as she hears Luke calling her name.\nThe implication is that both Tony and Jillian knew about Heaven long before she came to Farthinggale, but decided to let her grow up in poverty rather than face what they had done to Leigh.\nThe note also states that the child survived and that it was a girl.\nIn the present, Annie finds a note from a private investigator Tony hired, stating that he had found out Leigh died in childbirth due to inadequate medical care.\nThese are the last words in the journal, ironic because the reader/Annie knows that Leigh does go to sleep \'in heaven\', due to her death in childbirth, and that it is this death which turns Luke into the heartless man he is in Heaven.\nAs they walk back, Leigh records that she stopped and stared at the stars, telling Luke that when she went to sleep tonight she wanted to feel like she was going to sleep in heaven.\nShe responded by kissing him and asking him to go back to the cabin with her so he could hold her.\nHe told her that she was his one and only and that no man could ever love any woman more than he loved her.\nShe writes about how they went up the mountain and how Luke talked about their plans for the future.\nLeigh\'s diary ends when she starts experiencing labor pains while out for a walk with Luke.\nHe promised to make her happy because she was the love of his life.\nWhenever Luke would drink, Leigh would fear for his health and tell him off, which he liked because she put him straight.\nFor his part, Luke was madly in love with her and had plans to build a house in town for her and the baby.\nAfter meeting Luke\'s parents, Annie and Toby, Leigh worked hard around the shack and ignored the stares of the local townsfolk.\nAlthough they had only known each other for one day, they got married and returned to Luke\'s West Virginia mountain home, where her young age was not so unusual.\nHe passionately talked about his plans for the future if the two of them were together and Leigh fell more and more in love with him.\nAfter waking up in Luke\'s arms, she asked him about it.\nAssuming she dreamt this, Leigh went back to sleep.\nHe then told her that he had fallen in love with her and wanted to be the father of her baby.\nWhen she woke up in the middle of the night, Luke was instantly at her side, reassuring her that he\'d always protect her.\nHe then returned with some food for her, and when Leigh asked him to stay because she had never been in a motel room alone, he agreed.\nLeigh confided in him about the circumstances of her pregnancy and her tragic story and he drove her to a motel so she could rest.\nHe then proceeded to refer to Leigh as Angel after that.\nLuke told her that \'Angel\' was a better name for her than Leigh.\nAfter he inquired about Leigh\'s portrait doll, she admitted that it was indeed modeled after her, and that she had named it Angel.\nA stranger named Luke Casteel cheered her up.\nAfter leaving Boston, she purchased a train ticket in Atlanta, but missed her connection and was stranded.\nLeigh decided to go live with her grandmother Jana in Texas.\nAfter the fight, Leigh stole some of Tony\'s money that he kept in a strongbox and fled Farthinggale Manor with a few meagre possessions and her portrait doll.\nDisgusted, Leigh told her mother that she knew Jillian wasn\'t a virgin before she married and that she had essentially pimped her own daughter out to Tony to avoid having sex with him.\nIt was then that Leigh realized Tony was right about her mother.\nJillian, convinced that Leigh had seduced Tony on purpose, called her a slut for "going all the way".\nAfter a few weeks, Leigh discovered she was pregnant by Tony and confronted her mother.\nLeigh was shocked and saddened by her mother\'s decision to believe Tony over her own daughter.\nShe accused Leigh of lying, saying that Tony had told her Leigh was the one making sexual advances during the modeling sessions and that she had tried to get Tony to have sex with her.\nWhen Jillian came home, Leigh tried to tell Jillian that Tony raped her, but Jillian didn\'t believe her.\nIt turned out Tony also had a key to the door and attacked her again: when Leigh tried to scare him off by saying she\'d tell Jillian, he told her Jillian wanted him to have sex with her, and then raped her again.\nLeigh didn\'t want to stay in her room where the attack had happened, so she hid in Jillian\'s room with the door locked.\nThe next morning Tony acted like nothing had happened but Leigh refused to trust him.\nLeigh tried to call her close friend and tell her about this but was too ashamed.\nTony raped Leigh one night while Jillian was away, when she was about to go asleep.\nAfter the doll was complete, it was presented to Leigh on her birthday.\nLeigh told Jillian what was happening, but Jillian told her she was being silly and that it was nothing.\nLeigh went to Cleave to ask for help, but he had remarried and was too busy with his new life to listen to her problems.\nDuring the portrait-doll modeling sessions, Tony had Leigh model nude and started making advances towards her, as Jillian had stopped sleeping with him.\nDuring her summer vacation, Leigh served as the model for what would be a new line of toys for Tatterton Toys: a portrait doll.\nEventually, Leigh was placed in an exclusive private school for girls.\nLeigh\'s only friend on the estate was Troy Tatterton, Tony\'s 4-year-old brother, and they spent a lot of time together.\nWhen Jillian married Tony, she and Leigh moved into Tony\'s estate, Farthinggale Manor.\nLeigh\'s life was happy until her mother left her father for the much younger Tony Tatterton, the handsome and wealthy owner of Tatterton Toys.\nIn 1949, a 12-year-old Leigh VanVoreen was the beloved daughter of cruise-ship magnate Cleave VanVoreen and his beautiful Boston socialite wife Jillian.\nSurprised by the discovery, Annie begins to read the tragic story of Leigh.\nThe diary was written by Leigh VanVoreen, Annie\'s grandmother and Heaven\'s mother.\nAnnie soon discovers a forgotten diary hidden away in a back drawer in Jillian\'s suite.\nAnnie, hoping to finally put the past to rest alongside her mother Heaven, feels drawn to the suite that used to be occupied by her great-grandmother, Jillian.Web of Dreams: The novel opens with Annie Casteel Stonewall returning to Farthinggale Manor for the funeral of her father, Troy Tatterton