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If famous book characters were living in times of social distancing

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Piotr Kowalczyk

The coronavirus pandemic dramatically changed the way we live and work. It forces us to rethink our priorities and plans for the future.

How would the world look if social distancing replaced social interactions?

Look how The Three Musketeers, Romeo and Juliet, or The Brothers Karamazov would look like if they were written in a time when self-isolation and social distancing were a forced way of living.

This idea was prepared by Piotr back in 2020, when social distancing measures were being implemented across the world.

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