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El zahir de Quetzalcoatl
Quetzalcoatl's Zahir (Nov.2018)
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4. Is the ending satisfactory?
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Nov 01, 2018 01:04AM
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I think that yes. I say in other comment that this story reminded powerfuly to the chivary novels especially Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, because the carácter grows, and matures overall thanks to Vicky, and thanks to the defeat.
I like the ending -- it was very clever of you, Manuel, to find a way for Gonzalo and Vicky both to attain the object of their quest AND to survive it. And I like the way having done so cements their relationship, suggesting that they will share many more adventures (hopefully not so dangerous) in the years to come.
Lisa wrote: "I like the ending -- it was very clever of you, Manuel, to find a way for Gonzalo and Vicky both to attain the object of their quest AND to survive it. And I like the way having done so cements the..."Really they live five adventures together, although in the book third Gonzalo does not appear. My favorite personally are the 1st and the 5st books.
Absolutely. I loved the story and used it as a jumping off point into other works of yours available in English. I loved the story and the whole series.
The ending was very satisfying indeed.
I think that the autor was right concluding his story with this ending.
