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Day One
G writes about B'S crime initially and morphs into his acquisition of the gun. -
Day Seven
There is a focus on L's editorial power and writing stories, as well as the control words have. -
Day Twenty-Eight
L begins planning for the book on B's actions and struggles with how to correctly tell B's story, less morphing in between versions and stories. -
Day Fifty-One
L feels that the initial response to the book is flat and L struggles with blood in the murder scenes as well as the action. -
Day Sixty-Nine
The morphing in the stories mirrors morphing in identity, as L becomes increasingly aggressive and frustrated. He now wishes to glorify B and his actions. -
Day Eighty-Seven
L's obsession on B is becoming increasingly apparent, as he offended by criticism of B instead of criticism of his own work. His instability increase is apparent here. -
Day One Hundred and Nine
G has not responded in many days to the onslaught of letters however L persists sounding unstable and irritable. He feels that B is underappreciated. -
Day One Hundred and Ten
L completes his transition into B by completing the same crime.