This was
a very tricky book to read. I never felt attacked to the main character and I
think that is that point. He is to himself a god. He only sees himself in this
world and what he wants. He does not take no for an answer and thinks money is
the answer to everything. The book keeps you in his car the most and you see
all he has all the electronics and computers and the people that come to him
never the opposite. I don’t see him as privileged I see him as someone who has
worked hard and knows what he wants. he is numb to people and their problems be
cease they are not his own. Of course this mind set harms him and his stalker
wants to kill him. Because of his private and his money, he can easily
ignore it until he can’t. I thin k he learns he can’t hide behind money
and even though he can hide in his limo the world continues, something I think
he easily forgets about. this book teaches you that you cant hide and privlage can not protect you.
I decided to binge watch Orange is the New Black for this week. I got through a couple of them, there are 5. I noticed that the main way this show traps their audience is huge reveals and shocking actions that the audience didn’t think of. Prison sure is unpredictable. In the first season you meet Chapman and you watch her adjust to prison life. There is normal drama, ex girlfriend being there does not help and in prison there is always someone who wants to kill you. This show really keeps you in on each character showing back stories to support their actions before they happen. Now knowing some of the back story of the other inmates they tend to end episodes leaving you wondering what will this crazy person do next! They led you up with a formula, character, backstory, actions in present. But to keep you guessing they end a lot of episodes after backstory or you are giving a little action. They also remind you how horrible humans are. Even the on...
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