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* ClosetKey: Arthur Bechstein constantly describes Arthur Lecomte's apperance in obsessive detail, commenting on his shoe brand, the stubble on his jawline, the color of his chest hair and the way he blushes, among other characteristics. He even admits that he's fixated on him hours after meeting him, after a page-long soliloquy on Lecomte's homosexuality. It doesn't really come as a shock to anyone when they do it, though it takes about two thirds of the book to get there.
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* ClosetKey: Arthur Bechstein constantly describes Arthur Lecomte's apperance appearance in obsessive detail, commenting on his shoe brand, the stubble on his jawline, the color of his chest hair and the way he blushes, among other characteristics. He even admits that he's fixated on him hours after meeting him, after a page-long soliloquy on Lecomte's homosexuality. It doesn't really come as a shock to anyone when they do it, though it takes about two thirds of the book to get there.
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It was adapted into a film in 2009, which was not well-received.
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%%* BiTheWay: [[spoiler: Art]].
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* MissingMom: Art Bechstein's mom.
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* [[MafiaPrincess Mafia Prince]]: Art could be a considered one right down to [[spoiler: Mafia henchmen scaring away his lover Arthur]].
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* UsefulNotes/{{Pittsburgh}}: The setting, almost a character in itself.
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* BettyAndVeronica: Phlox and [[spoiler: Arthur]] for Art.
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The first novel by award-winning author MichaelChabon, ''The Mysteries of Pittsburgh'' (1988) is a coming of age story following a young man, Art Bechenstein, as he finishes college and falls in a with a new group of friends in the following summer. Furthermore, his background as the son of a member of an organized crime family also complicates his relationships with his new friends and lovers.
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The first novel by award-winning author MichaelChabon, Creator/MichaelChabon, ''The Mysteries of Pittsburgh'' (1988) is a coming of age story following a young man, Art Bechenstein, as he finishes college and falls in a with a new group of friends in the following summer. Furthermore, his background as the son of a member of an organized crime family also complicates his relationships with his new friends and lovers.
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The first novel by award-winning author MichaelChabon, ''The Mysteries of Pittsburgh'' is a coming of age story following a young man, Art Bechenstein, as he finishes college and falls in a with a new group of friends in the following summer. Furthermore, his background as the son of a member of an organized crime family also complicates his relationships with his new friends and lovers.
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The first novel by award-winning author MichaelChabon, ''The Mysteries of Pittsburgh'' (1988) is a coming of age story following a young man, Art Bechenstein, as he finishes college and falls in a with a new group of friends in the following summer. Furthermore, his background as the son of a member of an organized crime family also complicates his relationships with his new friends and lovers.
