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Nick Perzacki
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As a native Wisconsinite, I completely empathize with the catastrophic nightmare that is late spring snow.
This whole Pablo situation is really getting out of hand, for sure thought he was done for here.
I particularly enjoyed Robert just talking about himself and America with everyone in the cave - especially how something (homesteading) with revolutionary potential can become a conservative force
— Jun 06, 2026 11:35PM
This whole Pablo situation is really getting out of hand, for sure thought he was done for here.
I particularly enjoyed Robert just talking about himself and America with everyone in the cave - especially how something (homesteading) with revolutionary potential can become a conservative force
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Nick Perzacki
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Shit’s getting real dark. Learning about Robert’s family was a bit of a gut punch; I fear the man is just not doing too hot at this point.
— Jun 12, 2026 11:05PM
Nick Perzacki
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Very tense couple of chapters following our first time seeing Robert kill an enemy soldier. While he’s definitely locked in on the actual soldier work, I fear his mental state is getting worse by the page.
Pilar is just so unrelentingly sassy, I love her.
— Jun 11, 2026 08:08AM
Pilar is just so unrelentingly sassy, I love her.
Nick Perzacki
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Got real introspective and philosophical in these chapters.
Particularly enjoyed getting some actual discussion of the different factions in play here with Karkov - sadly I get the feeling Roberto won’t be seeing his friends in Madrid very soon.
Pilar was on some shit talking about the death smell.
— Jun 09, 2026 10:52PM
Particularly enjoyed getting some actual discussion of the different factions in play here with Karkov - sadly I get the feeling Roberto won’t be seeing his friends in Madrid very soon.
Pilar was on some shit talking about the death smell.
Nick Perzacki
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“I suppose it is possible to live as full a life in seventy hours as in seventy years”
— Jun 06, 2026 04:59PM
Nick Perzacki
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Pilar being a bisexual queen was not on my bingo card
— Jun 05, 2026 01:39PM
Nick Perzacki
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Chapter 10 is simply haunting to read through. There are moments of black comedy that give some levity sprinkled in - Pablo not understanding how to cock a pistol, the drunkard with the matches - but these don’t detract at all from the brutality displayed.
Pilar is very quickly becoming my favorite character; I wish Maria didn’t feel like a literal child at times.
— Jun 04, 2026 01:48PM
Pilar is very quickly becoming my favorite character; I wish Maria didn’t feel like a literal child at times.
Nick Perzacki
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Robert and Maria are absolute FREAKS.
“The woman of Pablo” being the one to command all of the respect is great, and interesting that despite this she’s still referred to as his woman.
The tension both around the mission and specifically with Pablo has been ramping up notably, looking forward to the payoff.
— Jun 03, 2026 10:54PM
“The woman of Pablo” being the one to command all of the respect is great, and interesting that despite this she’s still referred to as his woman.
The tension both around the mission and specifically with Pablo has been ramping up notably, looking forward to the payoff.
Nick Perzacki
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Love the conversation with Anselmo about the morality as well as efficacy of killing your perceived enemy
— Jun 02, 2026 09:47PM
Nick Perzacki
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I disagree with Robert Jordan: please keep thinking, I’m loving his stream of consciousness and analysis of his comrades. Loving the bleak atmosphere and already building tension.
— May 29, 2026 10:20PM
