Hello! I'm Star
Wars Syl and this is the Remember Clone Captain Keeli blog.
Warning: This
post will contain spoilers for these chapters.
I am definitely enjoying the tone of
this story, though I confess I had some trouble in the first chapter
stemming from the fact that it has been a long time since I steeped
myself in a book this old, and my brain kept snickering at all the
potential innuendos scattered throughout the pages.
Once I managed to reset my perspective,
the texture of the story began to feel like a welcome home.
While I have never read Wuthering
Heights before, my preteen and
early teenage years were filled with many an 1800s novel. It's been
some time since I last read anything of that nature, and I'm
discovering that I've missed the opulence and flair of the words used
in that time period.
The
main character's sudden need to be sociable appears to be a direct
response to someone else not wanting
to be so, which makes me think our “hero” is not being sociable
at all, but a bit of a jerk, just to bother the other guy. Which is
hilarious, and also makes me quite glad I know neither of them in
real life.
I know nothing
about this storyline, so this will be a brand-new experience for me.
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