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In the book Chatooga , John Lane describes the drowning of Rachel Trois, 16, whose body could not be recovered, although some of her bones were found on the river later along with her swimsuit. The reality of her drowning and attempted recovery goes right along with how your character drowned.
yes, I was aware of that event, and several that had happened before that. No children though.
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Sep 25, 2021 10:41PM
In the book Chatooga , John Lane describes the drowning of Rachel Trois, 16, whose body could not be recovered, although some of her bones were found on the river later along with her swimsuit. The reality of her drowning and attempted recovery goes right along with how your character drowned.
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yes, I was aware of that event, and several that had happened before that. No children though.
