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3 In my novel the MC is a woman from London who gets divorced, then she moves to a coastal town and then to Wales. Here she meets a Buddhist master with whom she has philosophical conversations about Life, Love, Relationships, etc. I have written the questions she will ask and his answers in a separate word document and it accounts for 17 pages about 5800 words in total. The length of the novel I am planning to be about 200 pages. The meeting with the master happens about in the 4th chapter a little bit after the middle of the novel. So, I am filling the space right in the middle with philosophical lecturing, which will be a little annoying, I guess. Is there any workout or alternate way to handle such monologues? Will it make any sense to start two stories at the begining seperated in time?