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That was SO SATISFYING. My favorite part was the middle (Marian's narration) but I was not disappointed with the rest. I love that a book written in 1860, which gives so much time to make tropes stale and old, still managed to pull off so many genuine gasp-out-loud moments and startling twists.
Marian is still the best. All else is spoilery.
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My only real disappointment was that it mentions in passing that a certain character can turn dead humans into a stone-like substance that will preserve them forever, and this never comes up again. I want my human corpse statues!
Which Wilkie Collins book shall I read next?
Do any of them have good audio versions?
Are there any good filmed adaptations of The Woman in White?
The Woman in White (Penguin Classics)
Marian is still the best. All else is spoilery.
( Read more... )
My only real disappointment was that it mentions in passing that a certain character can turn dead humans into a stone-like substance that will preserve them forever, and this never comes up again. I want my human corpse statues!
Which Wilkie Collins book shall I read next?
Do any of them have good audio versions?
Are there any good filmed adaptations of The Woman in White?
The Woman in White (Penguin Classics)
