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IMAGINED PORTRAIT / APODYOPSIS
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Sophie Vasseur

CONTINUOUS IDENTITY

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IMAGINED PORTRAIT · A visual interpretation inspired by the universe. Follow this character’s appearances through the novels.

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01

In Two Voices in One Room

Sophie Vasseur appears in Two Voices in One Room. Their fifteen-year-old daughter now speaks with the voice of another life.

02

In No One Died That Night

Sophie Vasseur appears in No One Died That Night. Six high school students remember killing someone at a party. The ‘victim’ is in class on Monday morning.

Appearances in the novels

2 NOVELS
Two Voices in One RoomIn the Story

Two Voices in One Room

Lina is fifteen. Her family no longer knows whose voice it is hearing. In their daughter’s room, the Vasseurs discover words and a life that do not belong to the teenager they know. Some believe something has happened to her. Others feel that someone else is speaking through her. Lina becomes the center of a question everyone wants to answer before she can.

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Sophie Vasseur sat in front of an untouched cup of tea. Three phones lay in a row on the table: hers, her husband’s, and a third in a clear case scattered with tiny silver stars.
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ON THE OTHER SIDE OF YOUR JOURNEY

Something
remained.

You followed a presence, crossed a place, looked at an object. The stories kept their place. Your visit left another trace.

“A life remembered.
A present we choose.”

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A letter from the visual experience, saved on this device.Sophie Vasseur — APODYOPSIS