Keeley's gift from Jack: Sense and Sensibility
Keeley Jones (Juno Temple) · Coffee Shop
Jack meets Keeley for coffee and gives her a first edition of Sense and Sensibility signed by Jane Austen. Looper reports Jack also signed it, in blue marker, with Keeley, you go girl. Someone wrote in marker on a priceless book to flirt, and it worked.
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Sense and Sensibility
Austen's first published novel came out in 1811 credited only to A Lady. She never put her name on it, which is why Looper says Jack's signed copy couldn't exist. Rich people will pay for anything, including a forgery with a sticky note on it.
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