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Recently divorced Carol Aird's New York atelier - and life - is finally running smoothly. That is until a new artist joins the school. Therese Belivet's hope of finally receiving the instruction she yearns for may soon come to fruition, but with more than she bargained for.
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23 Mar 2017
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"Therese reached behind her and pulled out a thick sheaf of what appeared to be folded sheets of writing paper, tied in a ribbon. “'These are for you, finally.'”
The letters Therese writes to Carol, between their first meeting and their road trip. Referenced in and follows immediately after my story "The Longest Day, Getting Here." Referenced of course "The Price of Salt," though we get just a few lines from them. Movie timeline/canon, book canon for more details. Events from "Holding Hands" also referenced.
ETA: And if you're wondering if Carol would respond, well, yes, yes she would.
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1980s, NYC
Therese Belivet is an ambitious ballet dancer running away from the authoritative Soviet Union.
Carol Aird was a famous ballerina whose career stopped too fast and left her cold and bitter.They find each other.
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"In class they would hold hands under the desk, in the library they would exchange murmurs or written words, at night they would talk for hours and sometimes one of them would join the other in bed. "
Or it is 1879, an all-girls boarding school and Therese meets Carol.
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- Part 1 of age of innocence
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tender memories by Astoria
Fandoms: Carol (2015), The Price of Salt - Patricia Highsmith
29 Oct 2016
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1880s, La Belle Epoque, Paris
Therese and Carol are in Paris and rub shoulders with artists and the French bohemian essence.
It is all going well until Carol disappears one day.
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- Part 3 of age of innocence