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Aristophanes famously defined the concept of love not as the pursuit of holiness, but rather as a pursuit of wholeness. He described love as this innate drive to mend the rupture between two halves that were destined to be a whole, basically saying we are all in a quest to find the one person who perfectly molds to our being.
Max and Charles were lucky; they found each other quite young. But ever since they were fifteen, competition and rivalry have grown to be the third person in their relationship—the thing that always brought them together but also seemingly tore them apart. That was the problem… Aristophanes never said anything about a third person.
So, that begs the question...
Are they the two halves that found each other in love, completing their pursuit of wholeness, or do they simply get in the way of each other's quest toward achieving the holiness and glory that comes with winning in their racing lives?
OR: Max and Charles love each other very much but sometimes that's just not enough when you compete against each other in the pinnacle of motorsport
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