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4th part done: not that easy, a more religious/spiritual-influenced part, seeking contact with indigenous creatures (pilas), but not every human (esp. kids) want peace. In the end, the launching machine is destroyed, which means all contact with Earth is over: no more food deliveries, no more minerals (or other resources) leaving the planet (Garance). Not an easy one, several unknown words for me, ...
— Apr 25, 2018 06:26AM
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Tim
is on page 223 of 374
As part 5 is over 100 pages and part 6 around 30 pages long, and taking the "very accessible" style into account, I'll put the book aside for a while and start something else, while also trying to finish Dalamar the Dark. The novel, not the character.
— Apr 25, 2018 06:27AM
Tim
is on page 183 of 374
3rd story about rebellious artists against the grain. Or sort of. And they get punished when they cross the line too much. Difficult to get into, to feel some sympathy for the characters. Meanwhile, Lum'en continues to get in touch with the humans. In vain, because of the concrete barrier.
— Apr 22, 2018 01:14PM
Tim
is on page 131 of 374
2nd story about a hitman sent out to exterminate the colonisers who decided to apply their own rules of life, cut off from Earth's rules. In the end, the hitman himself is captured, but can flee, despute having undergone "treatment".
— Apr 21, 2018 07:53AM
Tim
is on page 81 of 374
Genefort has a different style, compared to other French authors. I found the intro and getting into the story a bit difficult. As I like to visualise in my mind what I'm reading... At this point, now that the first part is done, it's a bit better. About starting a new colony (modern Adam & Eve, I'd say), based on an own scripture and god (Semeur). But with a chip controlling the mind. Until they are teens, rebels.
— Apr 18, 2018 11:35PM
