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Definitely one of the most epic thrillers I have ever read. King has a unique capability of dragging the reader into the story. Say that there is a bad guy in one of his books (well, there is plenty of them in this volume), you really hate him/her from the bottom of your heart, as if you would attack if this bad guy was in flesh and bone and you had a chance. You immerse yourself into the story and it just flows. Also, there is a moral side of the book, as in the case of every Stephen King book. People have a tendency to think that all King can do is writing pure horror, yet he definitely is capable of conducting strong messages and lecturing.
Under the Dome
Under the DomeStephen King · Scribner Books · 2009895 okunma
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"Khabu? said the Shah again, peering out at the city. "The Shah wishes to know, please, where we are now,' said Khashdrahr. 'I know,' said Halyard, smiling wanly. It had been khabu and siki and akka sahn until he was half out of his mind. He leaned forward. 'Ilium, New York, your highness. We are about to cross the
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Yes, the films are strictly fictional and only loosely inspired by the lore, but the first Thor movie did a lovely job of presenting the complexities of Loki as an outsider in Asgard. He’s perpetually torn between his origins and the society which took him in, and consumed by the burning desire to just be accepted as equal, or recognized for what he can offer. Frustration mounts because he’s always being overlooked and cast to the side as inherently less worthy than, say, Thor. Even though he was brought into the fold by Óðinn himself he’s still regarded as the weird tag-a-long riding on Thor’s coat tails (er, cape?), which mirrors the lore pretty closely. He’s not inherently a bad guy, but circumstances push him past his breaking point and he starts making some pretty villainous choices, both on screen and in tales of old.
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1st book of the Scarlet Scars series, ‘Menace’ was a recommendation from @hulyalarayuksel I definitely loved it! Thanks a lot Lorenzo Gambini is one of the craziest men I’ve read He is funny but not in a usual way. He kills without remorse; doesn’t give a damn about almost anything; he is feared like the devil himself. So, when a pretty brunette
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MenaceJ. M. Darhower · J.M. Darhower · 201721 okunma
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Comparison of The Knight’s Tale and The Miller’s Tale in Canterbury Tales
Medieval English Literature period was a period that included themes such as love, chivalry, betrayal, deception and many elements such as comic and tragic elements, social issues, and the dominance of religion. While writing Canterbury Tales, the most important work of medieval literature, Chaucer aimed to transfer different classes of society to
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Canterbury HikayeleriGeoffrey Chaucer · Yapı Kredi Yayınları · 2018448 okunma
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Reflections of social issues of modern people in the play “A Doll's House”
It seems that just surviving and sleeping with a full stomach are not the main problems of developed civilizations since the first formations of societies. ‘Surviving in a good condition’ is the key for modern women and men and death is mostly ignored or perceived as an end from a scientific point of view. Social status, economic level of
A Doll's House
A Doll's HouseHenrik Ibsen · Gece Kitaplığı · 2014780 okunma
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