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Yes, the parts with Hugo were the only interesting ones.
Characters don't have to be likable to be interesting! Sometimes the worst people can be riveting.
Totally agree! Hugo was an unsung hero (or was he a puppeteer mastermind)
Toby's element to realigning himself after his event, was interesting! But his actions and events for the last chapter ruined the whole book for me!
Characters certainly don't have to be likable, but I prefer some of them to be. I avoid books with truly awful people throughout (Gone Girl, etc.)
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Dec 22, 2018 10:43PM
Yes, the parts with Hugo were the only interesting ones.
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Characters don't have to be likable to be interesting! Sometimes the worst people can be riveting.
Totally agree! Hugo was an unsung hero (or was he a puppeteer mastermind) Toby's element to realigning himself after his event, was interesting! But his actions and events for the last chapter ruined the whole book for me!
Characters certainly don't have to be likable, but I prefer some of them to be. I avoid books with truly awful people throughout (Gone Girl, etc.)
