Random Ways the Characters Became Friends
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I think serendipity can and does happen - sometimes with speed. I met a fellow artist by chance in an art store - yes, yes, what are the chances of two artists been there at the same time - but we had connected many months ago on Instagram and only had one or two exchanges. Now we are firm friends and do Zoom drawing/chat sessions from different countries. So it's possible!bookowlie wrote: ↑02 Feb 2018, 12:05 The main characters in this story became friends from random meetings. With one exception, their first meetings had nothing to do with fly fishing. I didn't think it was realistic that so many of the characters would meet and become "instant" friends due to random meetings. Still, I guess people sometimes will meet someone this way and want to become friends with them for various reasons. Give an example of how two of the characters meet and why it might be realistic for them to instantly become friends, given their personalities, the circumstances, etc.
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I felt like Melody was a little uncomfortable with hanging around a group of strangers, but Rose has a way of making people feel comfortable and the one on one time probably helped. And even though she felt uncomfortable, after going on her solo camping trip she actually found that she didn't love being a loner as much which I think is why she stuck around a little longer. But I agree it was a little strange that she initially agreed to stay at the cabin with Rose to fly fish. She doesn't necessarily seem like the type to do that.BookishCreature wrote: ↑16 Feb 2018, 14:04 Some friendships made more sense than others. I could totally understand Sophie and Veronica bonding over a long flight and staying friends afterwards, but I found it really strange that Melody just fit right into the group as if she'd always been there. I don't know how she was that comfortable with four complete strangers.
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