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conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about August, Woodward, Set entitled August?
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conversations.value: August (Woodward novel): Set from the mid-1950s till 1971, the book tells the story of the Jones family, who leave their home in London for a camping holiday in Wales every August.
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conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about Sterling, Tom, Internet entitled August?
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conversations.value: August (2008 film): Tom and Joshua Sterling are two brothers, whose Internet start-up, Landshark, is as hot as a New York City summer – only this is the summer of 2001, their company is in lock up, its stock price is plunging and, in a few weeks, the world will change forever.\nIn the meantime, Tom Sterling is living the hedonistic life of an Internet star; he dates multiple women, drives a 67 Camaro convertible and hangs out at a new club called Bungalow 8.\nTom Sterling is a true showman, a demigod in a cult – and culture – of personality.
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conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about August, Rossner, Lulu entitled August?
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conversations.value: August (Rossner novel): The novel focuses on the relationship between a psychoanalyst, dr Lulu Shinefield, and a young troubled woman, Dawn Henley, from the beginning of their therapy together through to its termination.
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conversations.value: Do you know a plot for a book about August, Christine, Observers entitled August?
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conversations.value: August (Fringe): An Observer, "August" (Peter Woodward) abducts Christine Hollis (Jennifer Missoni), a 27-year-old art student in Boston.\nOlivia Dunham (Anna Torv) and Peter Bishop (Joshua Jackson) learn of the events and realize the assailant matches the description of the Observer.\nHowever, after viewing video footage they find that it is not "September" (Michael Cerveris), the Observer known for observing Pattern-related cases and who previously saved Peter and his father Walter (John Noble) in 1985, indicating there is more than one Observer.\nOlivia is confused as to August\'s motives, as Observers are known to only observe events and not interfere with them.\nAfter questioning Christine\'s roommate, Olivia learns she was to take a flight to Rome, Italy.\nPeter finds a picture of Christine from her childhood before her parents were killed in the 1989 San Francisco earthquake, and sees August in the background, indicating he has been observing her entire life.\nThe plane to Rome would later crash, killing everyone on board.\nBecause of this, the team realize August in fact saved her life.\nAt Massive Dynamic, Brandon (Ryan McDonald) theorizes to the team that Observers are time travelers, as they have been documented during several major events in history.\nThey write in an incomprehensible language, and the number of Observer sightings has increased over the past few months, leaving the team wondering why.\nMeanwhile, August visits the other Observers, who are not happy that he saved a girl who was supposed to die in the plane crash.\nTo correct his mistake, they send Donald Long (Paul Rae), an assassin affiliated with the Observers to correct August\'s actions.\nIn an attempt to save Christine, August sends a secret message to Walter.\nDuring the meeting, August reveals Christine will die because she is not important; Walter tells August that he has to make her important.\nThe team are later made aware of Christine\'s location at a motel outside the city.\nHowever, Donald is on the trail also.\nAugust attempts to stop him, but Donald shoots him several times, before Peter and Olivia arrive to kill the assassin.\nSeptember picks up August and while driving, September asks August why he saved Christine.\nAugust reveals that he is experiencing \'feelings\' and that he loves Christine, and asks if she would be safe.\nSeptember informs him Christine will stay alive because she is now important; she was responsible for the death of an Observer.\nAugust cries before succumbing to his wounds.\nIn the end, Olivia takes a day off to spend time with her niece, Ella, at an amusement park.\nTwo Observers watch the two, and they remark that everything is about to get "so hard" for Olivia.