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Ross and Demelza's Relationship
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A slight novel compared to the first two in which (view spoiler)
But it's still as well written as ever, especially the trial and the scenes where (view spoiler) ...more
But it's still as well written as ever, especially the trial and the scenes where (view spoiler) ...more
As the Poldark series continues, the French Revolution casts its shadow over England. The poor are getting increasingly poorer and more desperate, and the forces of industrialization and commercialization -- represented here by the upstart Warleggan family -- are challenging the dominance of the old order.
As with the previous novels, the storytelling here is masterful. The characters and relationships are complex and wonderfully drawn, and you learn a lot about the history of the time and how p ...more
As with the previous novels, the storytelling here is masterful. The characters and relationships are complex and wonderfully drawn, and you learn a lot about the history of the time and how p ...more
A nice installment that ends on a hopeful note that was only slightly marred by my foreknowledge of some of the events of the following books. It amuses me greatly that the titular character doesn’t make his appearance until near the end.
Team Demelza all the way.
Team Demelza all the way.
I love this series. The characters are painted so well in this novel.
You get a true sense of Demelza's wits in the third installment. She trusts her intuition, and if you have watched the series, you know she is right to do so.
The novel also gives you more of the inner thoughts of Ross, to understand his character faults more fully. He is not a hero that you can love all the time, and that is what makes the series so great. No man is perfect, and Ross is a prime example. If you watch the serie ...more
You get a true sense of Demelza's wits in the third installment. She trusts her intuition, and if you have watched the series, you know she is right to do so.
The novel also gives you more of the inner thoughts of Ross, to understand his character faults more fully. He is not a hero that you can love all the time, and that is what makes the series so great. No man is perfect, and Ross is a prime example. If you watch the serie ...more
