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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Seth, UpThis, Hell with the genre: Teen & Young Adult, Literature & Fiction?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'More Than This'
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conversations.value: What is a plot for a book titled More Than This?
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conversations.value: More Than This (novel): The book begins with an account of a 16-year-old boy, Seth Wearing, drowning.\nAfterwards, he finds himself in what he assumes to be a hell made for him.\nThe place resembles the English town he grew up in before moving to America and is completely abandoned.\nWhenever he falls asleep, he has flashbacks of events in his life.\nSeth remembers that when he was eight, he was left alone this house with his four-year-old brother, Owen.\nAn escaped convict from a nearby prison kidnapped Owen for three days, leaving him with psychological damage and prompting the family to move to America.\nThe recollections also show that Seth is gay and in a relationship, though he and his boyfriend were forced to break up after being outed.\nSeth realizes that the first few moments after he woke up he was lying in front of the house of his childhood.\nHe goes in and finds an open coffin containing bandages and tubes.\nHe believes he woke up in the coffin before fleeing.\nSeth sees a black van driving through the town but is dragged by a girl and a boy to a cave.\nThey tell him that they must hide from what they call the Driver, the being that drives the van.\nAt first, it is not obvious the Driver is another being, but it becomes later known as the story progresses.\nThey introduce themselves as Regine and Tomasz.\nThey too died and woke up in coffins.\nRegine tells Seth her theory that this place is the real world, but people liked being "online" (the Lethe, as they called it) so much that they decided to stay online permanently.\nThe coffins were designed to carry out bodily functions.\nThe reason they woke up in the real world is because all of them died when they hit a particular spot on their head, which disconnected them.\nSeth further adds to her theory that everybody else\'s coffins are in the prison near his house, and he is determined to go there.\nRegine and Tomasz are opposed out of fear of the Driver, but Seth goes on his own.\nAt the prison, Seth\'s theory is confirmed: there are thousands of people in coffins, including his parents, but not Owen, which puzzles him.\nThe Driver spots Seth and comes after him, but Tomasz comes to save him.\nSeth remembers everything the next day.\nIn reality, Owen was found dead three days after being kidnapped.\nHis parents, unable to bear it, voluntarily chose to enter the online world permanently, in a process called Lethe.\nAlthough major events like Owen\'s kidnapping could not be wiped from their memories, his death could be and they could resume their lives believing he was found and living with an fabricated replacement.\nSoon, however, the entire world collapsed and all of human race entered Lethe.\nSeth also reveals to the others that his death was not accidental, and that he had committed suicide.\nThe Driver appears and takes Regine away after nearly killing her.\nSeth and Tomasz follow him to the prison.\nThe Driver is reconnecting her to her coffin, placing her back in a few minutes before her death so that she can die properly.\nSeth and Tomasz save her.\nOnce rescued, Regine tells them that she remembered this life when she was back in her online life.\nSeth theorizes that the gas from a particular tube is Lethe, and if they do not inhale it, they will still remember the real world.\nIf they can choose what time to enter their online life, Seth could get in before his death.\nThat way, he could travel between both worlds and tell people the truth.\nAlthough unsure of the plan succeeding, Regine and Tomasz agree to help.\nThey set out to his coffin, but are stopped by the Driver.\nA violent fight follows and Seth is stabbed by the Driver.\nInexplicably, the Driver himself heals Seth.\nTomasz, not realizing this, uses the Driver\'s baton to kill him.\nThe three return to their plan to put Seth back.\nSeth takes his coffin, and finally says, "I\'m ready".
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conversations.value: What is a plot for a book about Seth, UpThis, Hell?
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conversations.value: More Than This (novel): The book begins with an account of a 16-year-old boy, Seth Wearing, drowning.\nAfterwards, he finds himself in what he assumes to be a hell made for him.\nThe place resembles the English town he grew up in before moving to America and is completely abandoned.\nWhenever he falls asleep, he has flashbacks of events in his life.\nSeth remembers that when he was eight, he was left alone this house with his four-year-old brother, Owen.\nAn escaped convict from a nearby prison kidnapped Owen for three days, leaving him with psychological damage and prompting the family to move to America.\nThe recollections also show that Seth is gay and in a relationship, though he and his boyfriend were forced to break up after being outed.\nSeth realizes that the first few moments after he woke up he was lying in front of the house of his childhood.\nHe goes in and finds an open coffin containing bandages and tubes.\nHe believes he woke up in the coffin before fleeing.\nSeth sees a black van driving through the town but is dragged by a girl and a boy to a cave.\nThey tell him that they must hide from what they call the Driver, the being that drives the van.\nAt first, it is not obvious the Driver is another being, but it becomes later known as the story progresses.\nThey introduce themselves as Regine and Tomasz.\nThey too died and woke up in coffins.\nRegine tells Seth her theory that this place is the real world, but people liked being "online" (the Lethe, as they called it) so much that they decided to stay online permanently.\nThe coffins were designed to carry out bodily functions.\nThe reason they woke up in the real world is because all of them died when they hit a particular spot on their head, which disconnected them.\nSeth further adds to her theory that everybody else\'s coffins are in the prison near his house, and he is determined to go there.\nRegine and Tomasz are opposed out of fear of the Driver, but Seth goes on his own.\nAt the prison, Seth\'s theory is confirmed: there are thousands of people in coffins, including his parents, but not Owen, which puzzles him.\nThe Driver spots Seth and comes after him, but Tomasz comes to save him.\nSeth remembers everything the next day.\nIn reality, Owen was found dead three days after being kidnapped.\nHis parents, unable to bear it, voluntarily chose to enter the online world permanently, in a process called Lethe.\nAlthough major events like Owen\'s kidnapping could not be wiped from their memories, his death could be and they could resume their lives believing he was found and living with an fabricated replacement.\nSoon, however, the entire world collapsed and all of human race entered Lethe.\nSeth also reveals to the others that his death was not accidental, and that he had committed suicide.\nThe Driver appears and takes Regine away after nearly killing her.\nSeth and Tomasz follow him to the prison.\nThe Driver is reconnecting her to her coffin, placing her back in a few minutes before her death so that she can die properly.\nSeth and Tomasz save her.\nOnce rescued, Regine tells them that she remembered this life when she was back in her online life.\nSeth theorizes that the gas from a particular tube is Lethe, and if they do not inhale it, they will still remember the real world.\nIf they can choose what time to enter their online life, Seth could get in before his death.\nThat way, he could travel between both worlds and tell people the truth.\nAlthough unsure of the plan succeeding, Regine and Tomasz agree to help.\nThey set out to his coffin, but are stopped by the Driver.\nA violent fight follows and Seth is stabbed by the Driver.\nInexplicably, the Driver himself heals Seth.\nTomasz, not realizing this, uses the Driver\'s baton to kill him.\nThe three return to their plan to put Seth back.\nSeth takes his coffin, and finally says, "I\'m ready".