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I don't consciously think about what a character looks like. But sometimes if I am watching, say, a movie adaptation of a book I've read, on seeing some characters I might feel that this is not how I would have imagined them to look like. Perhaps it's that the impression I get about their personality on seeing them, doesn't exactly match what I had thought of the character based on my reading.
I rounded the stars up, since I thought the idea was good; but your review sums this up perfectly.
The point you made in this review is the point I got from reading the book. Guess it shows how two people can completely interpret words differently.
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Aug 24, 2014 09:50PM
I don't consciously think about what a character looks like. But sometimes if I am watching, say, a movie adaptation of a book I've read, on seeing some characters I might feel that this is not how I would have imagined them to look like. Perhaps it's that the impression I get about their personality on seeing them, doesn't exactly match what I had thought of the character based on my reading.
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I rounded the stars up, since I thought the idea was good; but your review sums this up perfectly.
The point you made in this review is the point I got from reading the book. Guess it shows how two people can completely interpret words differently.
