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+\chapter {Appendix --- Notes}
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+\section{2023 October 6}
+
+Created the Appendix it includes:
+
+\begin{itemize}
+    \item Introduction --- Notes
+    \item Characters --- Notes
+    \item Appendix --- Notes
+\end{itemize}
+
+It probably will have an index at some point, but currently we don't 
+have a way that we want to note things in the index, or even much of an 
+idea of how to we would even index things.
+
+I feel that I'll for now put some technical stuff about the whole thing 
+in this index.  
+
+\subsection{Arrangement of Chapters}
+
+Currently we have Introduction and Characters, then the Appendix in the 
+same order.  But that might not continue as such.  Moving stuff around 
+probably will need to be noted here.  
+
+As it currently stands the "Hero" or Character chapter is really hard to 
+find stuff in the file as it's 500 lines long, and it just takes a while 
+to scroll through it.  
+
+\subsection{Line lengths}
+
+Also, these long lines...  Or what are paragraphs as a single line in 
+the file, need to go as I come across them.  It would be nice if it 
+actually did it automatically.  As this file currently is, it is 23 
+lines long, but it has multiple longer paragraphs formatted that way.
+
+After adding new lines, I end up with \ldots 35 lines.  That's a more 
+realistic way to look at it.  Also, it can help with finding where more 
+specific errors are, as the long lines will be more listed as a single 
+line, but the shorter lines can be each listed.
+
+The problem I've run into is reformatting when I end up changing a line 
+in the middle of a paragraph.  All of that can be handled on an as 
+needed basis though.
+
+\subsection{Makefile}
+
+This isn't so much the book itself, but it is kind of important.  I have 
+a Makefile created which hopefully allows the creation of the book at 
+least for display purposes.  I {\it think} the reason that the table of 
+contents wasn't correct, is because it needs to run through twice, or at 
+least it {\it might} need to run through twice, to have the updates in 
+the table of contents (and index I think).