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* IllGirl: Vimini is suffering from leukemia [[spoiler:which she eventually succumbs to.]]
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* RuleOfSymbolism: A twenty-four year old man falling in ''platonic'' love with a dying little girl makes perfect symbolic sense in context of the book's themes about the passage of time and the end of innocence, but it's easy to see why she was adapted out of the film to avoid unfortunate implications.
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Inspired by the success of the film, Aciman revealed he was writing a sequel to the book in December 2018, later announced to be titled ''Find Me'' for an October 2019 release. Set some time after the original, it follows Elio's (recently divorced) father Samuel as he visits his son in Rome —now a classical pianist— and experiences major changes to his own life, while Oliver (now a father and professor) is contemplating a return to Europe himself.
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Inspired by the success of the film, Aciman revealed he was writing wrote a sequel to the book in December 2018, later announced to be titled ''Find Me'' for an published in October 2019 release.2019. Set some time after the original, it follows Elio's (recently divorced) father Samuel as he visits his son in Rome —now a classical pianist— and experiences major changes to his own life, while Oliver (now a father and professor) is contemplating a return to Europe himself.
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Dewicking per TRS decision.
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* BiTheWay: Both Elio and Oliver are attracted to women as well as each other.
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* {{Nosebleed}}: Oliver's teasing gives Elio a massive nosebleed during a meal, which [[{{Squick}} drips into his food]].
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* {{Nosebleed}}: Oliver's teasing gives Elio a massive nosebleed during a meal, which [[{{Squick}} which drips into his food]].food.
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The book [[TheFilmOfTheBook was adapted]] into a [[Film/CallMeByYourName 2017 film]] directed by Luca Guadagnino, starring Creator/TimotheeChalamet as Elio and Creator/ArmieHammer as Oliver.
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The book [[TheFilmOfTheBook was adapted]] into a [[Film/CallMeByYourName 2017 film]] directed by Luca Guadagnino, Creator/LucaGuadagnino, starring Creator/TimotheeChalamet as Elio and Creator/ArmieHammer as Oliver.Oliver.
Inspired by the success of the film, Aciman revealed he was writing a sequel to the book in December 2018, later announced to be titled ''Find Me'' for an October 2019 release. Set some time after the original, it follows Elio's (recently divorced) father Samuel as he visits his son in Rome —now a classical pianist— and experiences major changes to his own life, while Oliver (now a father and professor) is contemplating a return to Europe himself.
Inspired by the success of the film, Aciman revealed he was writing a sequel to the book in December 2018, later announced to be titled ''Find Me'' for an October 2019 release. Set some time after the original, it follows Elio's (recently divorced) father Samuel as he visits his son in Rome —now a classical pianist— and experiences major changes to his own life, while Oliver (now a father and professor) is contemplating a return to Europe himself.
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-->"Call me by your name and I'll call you by mine."
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-->"Call me by your name and I'll call you by mine.""
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* FastForwardToReunion: The book ends with [[spoiler:Elio and Oliver separating at the end of the summer and meeting again in America many years later, with Oliver marrying and having children in the interim while Elio never quite moved on from him.]]
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Now that the book has its own article, "In the book..." goes without saying.
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* InformedJudaism: In the book, the Jewish characters are nonobservant and are, as one character puts it, "Jews of discretion." The reader knows that they are Jewish either from their wearing stars of David or simply from their say-so.
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* InformedJudaism: In the book, the The Jewish characters are nonobservant and are, as one character puts it, "Jews of discretion." The reader knows that they are Jewish either from their wearing stars of David or simply from their say-so.
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In the summer of 1987, seventeen-year-old Elio Perlman and his parents accept American academic Oliver as a guest in their house along the Italian Riviera. Elio deals with his burgeoning attraction to the carefree, charismatic, intelligent Oliver, whom he doubts reciprocates his feelings, and comes of age in the process.
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In the summer of 1987, seventeen-year-old Elio Perlman and his parents accept American academic Oliver as a guest in their house along the Italian Riviera. Elio deals with his burgeoning attraction to the carefree, charismatic, intelligent Oliver, whom who he doubts reciprocates his feelings, and comes of age in the process.
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* AgeGapRomance: The mid-twenties Oliver with Elio and Chiara, who are both teenagers. It's implied that nothing physical happened with the latter, though, although she did have a big crush on him.
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* SingleTargetSexuality: Downplayed. Elio does display attraction to people besides Oliver, but is most passionate around him, and [[spoiler:never really moves on from him, even decades later.]]
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* SingleTargetSexuality: Downplayed. Elio does display attraction to people besides Oliver, but is most passionate around him, him and [[spoiler:never really moves on from him, even decades later.]]
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->''"Is it better to speak or to die?"''
->''"Is it better to speak or to die?"''
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The book [[TheFilmOfTheBoko was adapted]] into a [[Film/CallMeByYourName 2017 film]] directed by Luca Guadagnino, starring Creator/TimotheeChalamet as Elio and Creator/ArmieHammer as Oliver.
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The book [[TheFilmOfTheBoko [[TheFilmOfTheBook was adapted]] into a [[Film/CallMeByYourName 2017 film]] directed by Luca Guadagnino, starring Creator/TimotheeChalamet as Elio and Creator/ArmieHammer as Oliver.
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* AdorablyPrecociousChild: Vimini, who is a perky, intelligent, mature child despite her leukemia.
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* AdorablyPrecociousChild: Vimini, who is a perky, intelligent, mature child despite her leukemia.leukemia and well-loved by the other characters.
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* SceneryPorn: Acimin describes the Italian countryside in lush detail.
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* SceneryPorn: Acimin Aciman describes the Italian countryside in lush detail.
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* TimeSkip: The ending. [[spoiler: Elio and Oliver meet in their thirties, with Elio never quite moving on from him.]]
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* TimeSkip: The ending. [[spoiler: Elio and Oliver meet in their thirties, with Elio never quite moving on from him.]]]]
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-->"Call me by your name and I'll call you by mine."
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''Call Me by Your Name'' is a 2007 novel by André Aciman.
In the summer of 1987, seventeen-year-old Elio Perlman and his parents accept American academic Oliver as a guest in their house along the Italian Riviera. Elio deals with his burgeoning attraction to the carefree, charismatic, intelligent Oliver, whom he doubts reciprocates his feelings, and comes of age in the process.
The book [[TheFilmOfTheBoko was adapted]] into a [[Film/CallMeByYourName 2017 film]] directed by Luca Guadagnino, starring Creator/TimotheeChalamet as Elio and Creator/ArmieHammer as Oliver.
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!!This novel contains examples of:
* AdorablyPrecociousChild: Vimini, who is a perky, intelligent, mature child despite her leukemia.
* BiTheWay: Both Elio and Oliver are attracted to women as well as each other.
* BittersweetEnding: The book ends with Elio and Oliver [[spoiler:consummating their passion far too late in the summer, and Oliver leaves and abruptly marries some months later. Contact between Elio and Oliver falters and cools, and even decades later, Elio never moves on from Oliver and is even jealous of the latter's wife and children. Both Vimini and Elio's father die, and his mother becomes senile and suspicious. Oliver also eventually forgets their game of calling each other by their own names, which depresses Elio, though in the book's last meeting, Oliver claims he hasn't forgotten anything, which Elio hopes is true]]. The only thing keeping it from a straight DownerEnding is the memories and passion that the couple shared is worth the heartbreak that follows.
* DisposableLoveInterest: Both Chiara and Marzia for Oliver and Elio respectively. They cease to serve significant roles once [[spoiler:Elio and Oliver act on their feelings]].
%%* {{Gayngst}}: Elio and Oliver both.
* GilliganCut: After Elio nearly has sex with Marzia, he promises not to tell anyone about it. In the very next scene, he announces it at the kitchen table, partly to try to make Oliver jealous.
* IllGirl: Vimini is suffering from leukemia [[spoiler:which she eventually succumbs to.]]
* InformedJudaism: In the book, the Jewish characters are nonobservant and are, as one character puts it, "Jews of discretion." The reader knows that they are Jewish either from their wearing stars of David or simply from their say-so.
* IntergenerationalFriendship: Oliver and Vimini become fast friends despite an age difference of over ten years; Elio never begrudges this pure, heartwarming, and close friendship. [[spoiler:After Oliver leaves, Vimini writes to Oliver every single day until her death.]]
* LecherousLicking: Elio licks Oliver's ''eyelid'' at one point.
* {{Nosebleed}}: Oliver's teasing gives Elio a massive nosebleed during a meal, which [[{{Squick}} drips into his food]].
* OldFlame: Elio's feelings persist even years later, after [[spoiler:Oliver has married and had children]].
* SceneryPorn: Acimin describes the Italian countryside in lush detail.
* SingleTargetSexuality: Downplayed. Elio does display attraction to people besides Oliver, but is most passionate around him, and [[spoiler:never really moves on from him, even decades later.]]
* TimeSkip: The ending. [[spoiler: Elio and Oliver meet in their thirties, with Elio never quite moving on from him.]]
In the summer of 1987, seventeen-year-old Elio Perlman and his parents accept American academic Oliver as a guest in their house along the Italian Riviera. Elio deals with his burgeoning attraction to the carefree, charismatic, intelligent Oliver, whom he doubts reciprocates his feelings, and comes of age in the process.
The book [[TheFilmOfTheBoko was adapted]] into a [[Film/CallMeByYourName 2017 film]] directed by Luca Guadagnino, starring Creator/TimotheeChalamet as Elio and Creator/ArmieHammer as Oliver.
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!!This novel contains examples of:
* AdorablyPrecociousChild: Vimini, who is a perky, intelligent, mature child despite her leukemia.
* BiTheWay: Both Elio and Oliver are attracted to women as well as each other.
* BittersweetEnding: The book ends with Elio and Oliver [[spoiler:consummating their passion far too late in the summer, and Oliver leaves and abruptly marries some months later. Contact between Elio and Oliver falters and cools, and even decades later, Elio never moves on from Oliver and is even jealous of the latter's wife and children. Both Vimini and Elio's father die, and his mother becomes senile and suspicious. Oliver also eventually forgets their game of calling each other by their own names, which depresses Elio, though in the book's last meeting, Oliver claims he hasn't forgotten anything, which Elio hopes is true]]. The only thing keeping it from a straight DownerEnding is the memories and passion that the couple shared is worth the heartbreak that follows.
* DisposableLoveInterest: Both Chiara and Marzia for Oliver and Elio respectively. They cease to serve significant roles once [[spoiler:Elio and Oliver act on their feelings]].
%%* {{Gayngst}}: Elio and Oliver both.
* GilliganCut: After Elio nearly has sex with Marzia, he promises not to tell anyone about it. In the very next scene, he announces it at the kitchen table, partly to try to make Oliver jealous.
* IllGirl: Vimini is suffering from leukemia [[spoiler:which she eventually succumbs to.]]
* InformedJudaism: In the book, the Jewish characters are nonobservant and are, as one character puts it, "Jews of discretion." The reader knows that they are Jewish either from their wearing stars of David or simply from their say-so.
* IntergenerationalFriendship: Oliver and Vimini become fast friends despite an age difference of over ten years; Elio never begrudges this pure, heartwarming, and close friendship. [[spoiler:After Oliver leaves, Vimini writes to Oliver every single day until her death.]]
* LecherousLicking: Elio licks Oliver's ''eyelid'' at one point.
* {{Nosebleed}}: Oliver's teasing gives Elio a massive nosebleed during a meal, which [[{{Squick}} drips into his food]].
* OldFlame: Elio's feelings persist even years later, after [[spoiler:Oliver has married and had children]].
* SceneryPorn: Acimin describes the Italian countryside in lush detail.
* SingleTargetSexuality: Downplayed. Elio does display attraction to people besides Oliver, but is most passionate around him, and [[spoiler:never really moves on from him, even decades later.]]
* TimeSkip: The ending. [[spoiler: Elio and Oliver meet in their thirties, with Elio never quite moving on from him.]]
