Davecha heard a conversation on the radio with a female writer.
She was asked what was most difficult for you – story, heroes, dialogue, realism or something else.
The lady told me that there are no problems with the plots and other things, only have time to record, and the real difficulty in naming the characters.

One day she had to bury the novel because the name of the ambiguous character, the owner of the horse farm, was not drawn.
He is positive, such a whole for nature and for peace all over the world, his horse died - a year in depression, and then the horse layed on child psychotrauma, and at the exit we got a bloody maniac with a tendency to humanity.
I wanted the name to somehow reflect the dark inner world of the horse breeder.
But it never invented.

The song was replaced by “I’ll always be with you.”
It is so.
For the second day, my head turns and I don’t want to leave the name of Conebal.