Almanca Soru Kitabı A1.2 PDF'de kitap

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A family falls apart after the political assassination of one of its members. The story unfolds in a series of interior monologues written from the points of view of the murder victim's widow and two brothers. The author reveals some interesting psychological insights into the nature of sibling rivalry in the relationship among the three brothers (and one sister) of this dysfunctional family. There are even some hints along the way that one or both brothers might have been involved in Andrew's murder, although, to my disappointment, we never find out with total certainty who the real killer, or killers, are. I am also impressed with Ms. Oates's political acumen. This novel was published in the late 1970's, but in it she makes reference to, and predicts, the types of global conspiracies that are only now coming to light in the mainstream media. By the time I got to the third section on Stephen I was already getting a little bored with these characters, none of whom seemed to be all that broken up about the death of their loved one. The section on Stephen was overwritten and repetitive, as if the author had nothing much left to say and was just dragging it out in order to balance out the other two sections. The stream of consciousness style was interesting and well done, but other than that the whole thing seemed kind of pointless to me.

2020-08-21 19:42