Doesn't help that the main character is completely unsympathetic and the dialogue sounds like it was written by someone who hasn't been around teenagers since the nineties.
Doesn't help that the main character is completely unsympathetic and the dialogue sounds like it was written by someone who hasn't been around teenagers since the nineties.
and to top this all off, theresa put everyone to sleep for 600 years, messed up the world, and spent that time pumping out over 200 ten year old kids who wrote hundreds of scientific text for people to read. oh and the kids have no names just numbers.
dear god, that sounds so creepy.
well I was referring to the 200 super smart ten years olds who don't act like ten years.
but nope. that's what everyone thinks at first. but norman legit thinks his book is a masterpiece that should be taught in schools alongside the classics and that theresa is a character that all people should admire and strive to be like.
Oh that's creepy too, but in a different way. I assumed she made them that way to do the super-thinking. Which is creepy in that you make a bunch of ten year olds and then force them to be personalityless supergeniuses for you.
yeah, my point is; is that because he sees tyranny and controlling people like that to be a GOOD thing? And if anyone had the power they should make a bunch of super genius kids who are basically robots for the state. Or does he just not realize he made her a tyrant?but nope. that's what everyone thinks at first. but norman legit thinks his book is a masterpiece that should be taught in schools alongside the classics and that theresa is a character that all people should admire and strive to be like.
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to the former, theresa didn't have them around when she destroyed the Antarctic, covering the world in a perma-mist that will **** up the ecosystems of various countries, flooded the marked with gold to make herself rich, eliminated winter in order for farmers to grow crops year around, willing moved jews from their home in Israel to a island she created in the atlantic ocean, used her powers to harass a lawyer who was representing a case action lawsuit against her, and made it perma-daylight because reasons. all of that she did on her own. oh and before i forget, she just decided to put the entire population to sleep for 600 years because she didn't want to deal with "regular people" having the same powers as her. keep in mind, she told no one she was gonna do this. she just decided to put everyone to sleep without a word of warning. so yeah. those ten year olds didn't really do much compared to what their mommy did.
as for the later, you are giving norman too much credit, munchy. he seriously thinks that he's created a masterpiece as it is. to him, it's not a parody or satire. it's a real classic. and he will go on and give terrible reviews to other works like "the old man and the sea", "to kill a mockingbird" and pretty much anything by stephen king. and if you don't like it, you are a part of a massive online troll network, whose goal is to ruin his reputation and do so because his book is so earth shaking and powerful, that we "trolls" are just scared.
i wish i was making this up but he really thinks this.
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She's not. She tries to have her childhood friend Bruce kidnapped for ransom while leading both him and Jack (Joker) on. She also fakes her own death to get her trust. And before anyone says "she was doing it for her father who got what can only be described as 'soap opera disease'", Bruce offered to pay for everything her father needs. She denied it because "I'm strong and don't need no man's help".
Honestly, from what I've seen of it from others talking about it, the book reads like someone rushing through a recap of a season of a substandard CW teen drama.
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