The Secret History
yeah not too much updated.
the rest of the pages for book 1 finally.
sorry.
its just hard to have it in every week be friday afternoon.
Pages 18-269:
On page 45 i found it funny how in the very last paragraph on that page Richard refers to two old professors as "superhero alliances in the comic books, invinsible, an unconquerable confederation.." and then goes and says right after that "... of boredom and confusion." he makes it sound like superheroes but then puts them down at the same time.
page 52- i find it funny how i the beginning Henry and Bunny got along being such opposites and how they even put up with each other. you would think Henry would have possibly killed Bunny a long time before that.
page 54- why does Bunny just hate homosexuals so much? when they were at the restaurant and talking about it i just found it odd he just has a thing against them but everyone else is perfectly fine with it.
page 61- why does Bunny take people out and try to make them pay? what is his goal in that? what all does he end up accomplishing from that kind of stunt?
page 72- i love the line used in the book that richard says, "Nothing is more lonelier or more disorienting than insomnia." genius. that saying should be a classic saying for life. i love it.
the rest of the pages for book 1 finally.
sorry.
its just hard to have it in every week be friday afternoon.
Pages 18-269:
On page 45 i found it funny how in the very last paragraph on that page Richard refers to two old professors as "superhero alliances in the comic books, invinsible, an unconquerable confederation.." and then goes and says right after that "... of boredom and confusion." he makes it sound like superheroes but then puts them down at the same time.
page 52- i find it funny how i the beginning Henry and Bunny got along being such opposites and how they even put up with each other. you would think Henry would have possibly killed Bunny a long time before that.
page 54- why does Bunny just hate homosexuals so much? when they were at the restaurant and talking about it i just found it odd he just has a thing against them but everyone else is perfectly fine with it.
page 61- why does Bunny take people out and try to make them pay? what is his goal in that? what all does he end up accomplishing from that kind of stunt?
page 72- i love the line used in the book that richard says, "Nothing is more lonelier or more disorienting than insomnia." genius. that saying should be a classic saying for life. i love it.