Fault Lines

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The narrative explores the complexities of identity through the life of David Pryce-Jones, born into a diverse and influential family in Vienna. His upbringing amidst a mix of cultures and social classes highlights his struggle with belonging, as he navigates the nuances of being "not quite" fitting into any one category—be it religious, national, or sexual. This exploration of duality and the quest for self-definition forms the crux of his story, reflecting broader themes of alienation and acceptance.