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Part III of art inspiring writing: the moment I saw this portrait, again in the Musée d'Orsay, I knew that the Roi, the French King in Book II, would have to have a cane. To some degree, I modelled the Roi off of this portrait, although it will be safe to say that regality and elegance are not the most dominant personality traits of Ninon's brother. As we all have ample opportunity to witness these days, those in power often do not need particularly winning personalities. This is definitely a portrait the Roi would have made of himself in any case; the way he wants to be seen.

Wenn wir schon bei Kunst sind, die Literatur inspiriert: Als ich dieses Gemälde im Musée d'Orsay gesehen habe, wusste ich sofort, dass der Roi, der französische König in Buch II, einen solchen Gehstock haben muss. Ich habe den Roi in vielerlei Hinsicht diesem Portrait nachempfunden, auch wenn Eleganz und Hoheitlichkeit beim besten Willen nicht als seine bestimmenden Eigenschaften bezeichnet werden können. Dieses Portrait wäre eines, das er von sich anfertigen lässt; wie er sich sieht, und nicht, wie er ist.

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Writing Diary: Book II

Tuesday, 17th January 2017

Today I began working on Book II, and I was relieved to see how easily I slipped back into it; into the world, and Rea’s voice. I wrote 2,000 words without any trouble at all, which is exactly what I need to be doing per day to finish this in time, so I am hugely optimistic now. It was amazing to finish the first page!