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kleinmim

Pretty Little Liars - Show and Books

Jan 03, 2012 19:04

I just watched the new Pretty Little Liars episode, and I have to say, I'm glad that show is back. I already liked the last episode before the Halloween special (the special itself... well, I'm not a fan of filler episodes that contribute next to nothing to the storyline, except for that twin sister hint), because it was so thrilling, and I've got ( Read more... )

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kleinmim January 5 2012, 00:03:51 UTC

Oh I know, it's great, right? :D Thanks for mentioning, by the way, I just remembered that I have to credit it somewhere.

thelifeofshells January 4 2012, 22:05:28 UTC

I loved the new episode as well. I've gotten to love the entire show. I stopped watching it, or rather was really careful when watching the show, because I hadn't read the books yet. But now I've gotten to book 4, and found out who A is, in the books at least. I think they are 13-14 in the books, and Melissa/Ian are 18-19. It's still a big difference, but having been in a situation like that, it all depends on the people and the relationship. Although just hooking up does sound rather pedo-ish. I also never really got why they are so different to their tv characters. And why Emily's family has gotten so small. Having had the misfortune of reading a summary of one of the later books, I think they might be able to give A another twist. I can tell you one little thing: Lucas is in the books. And in a way he's very similar to on the show, and in another way he's completely different. I really love him in the books. As for on the show, I really love Hanna and Caleb together, but I think Lucas is the one who'll win her over in the end. I ( ... )

kleinmim January 5 2012, 00:29:20 UTC

I think the books and the TV show are regardable pretty seperately. I'm not sure, but I guess so from what I've read so far - they're already very different from each other, and to me the books seems simply like a guideline in the main secrets of the girls and characters. I already know that Mona is A in the books (I accidentally spoiled myself, but oh well), and I can't really imagine that she is A in the TV show, too. It seems to me like the TV A is a lot more specific in their messages and dangerous and has more tricks up their sleeve ( ... )