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I am simultaneously enjoying this book just as much as the movie but also realizing there is quite a few plot holes which make no sense.
Yet despite that, this is still an amazing read so far. Much easier to read than Blood Meridian. I really really enjoy Bell’s monologues between chapters. Chigurgh is an amazing antagonist
“If the rule you followed led you to this of what use was the rule?”
— 1 hour, 59 min ago
Yet despite that, this is still an amazing read so far. Much easier to read than Blood Meridian. I really really enjoy Bell’s monologues between chapters. Chigurgh is an amazing antagonist
“If the rule you followed led you to this of what use was the rule?”
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Dev Kshatriya
is on page 211 of 309
I am simultaneously enjoying this book just as much as the movie but also realizing there is quite a few plot holes which make no sense.
Yet despite that, this is still an amazing read so far. Much easier to read than Blood Meridian. I really really enjoy those monologues he writes between chapters.
"How does a man decide in what order to abandon his life”
— 18 hours, 0 min ago
Yet despite that, this is still an amazing read so far. Much easier to read than Blood Meridian. I really really enjoy those monologues he writes between chapters.
"How does a man decide in what order to abandon his life”
Dev Kshatriya
is on page 211 of 309
I am simultaneously enjoying this book just as much as the movie but also realizing there is quite a few plot holes which make no sense.
Yet despite that, this is still an amazing read so far. Much easier to read than Blood Meridian.
“In what order does a man choose to abandon his life?”
— 18 hours, 4 min ago
Yet despite that, this is still an amazing read so far. Much easier to read than Blood Meridian.
“In what order does a man choose to abandon his life?”