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⌈ Secret Post #3616 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Book club - November discussion for Watership Down!!!

[diet_poison]

I thought Kehaar was speaking the universal language but with an accent.

Not that it has much bearing, to me, on the overall story. I think that's part of the difference in our interpretations.

That looks really depressing but also like it could be really interesting. (Of course, I'm not much one to talk about depressing when the other book I'm reading is about the biggest pandemic in human history and I find it fascinating)

Re: Book club - November discussion for Watership Down!!!

[(Anonymous)]

yeah, the language thing is a small part overall, but i found it so confusing. which is why i kept thinking about it to make sense of it.

the book is very depressing. i don't like true crime at all usually, and this didn't change my mind about the genre, even if i think it's excellent.

what is your depressing book?

Re: Book club - November discussion for Watership Down!!!

[diet_poison]

The Great Influenza by John Barry

Re: Book club - November discussion for Watership Down!!!

[tabaqui]

He was. The 'hedgerow patois' that they all used to talk with other species. Adams mentions it twice in the book.