Favorite character in the story?
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Re: Favorite character in the story?
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Lack of character development and a newly wed couple who hardly know each other, would surely not make a good book.vermontelf wrote: ↑02 Dec 2019, 08:16 I was generally nonplussed by the character development in the story. Part of this, I think, is a problem because I used an audiobook instead of a text, and therefore I remember few details of the characters. However, they seemed underdeveloped. Above, someone mentioned too much giggling. In another strand, there was a post talking about how the married couple hardly seemed to know each other. There didn't need t be huge character development to move the story along, but the lack of developed characters is what mostly led me to give the book three stars instead of four.
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But based purely on the characters in the book, who would be your choice?
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Sharon would not have been my choice for favorite character in the story, but I see the appeal of an energized, spunky, committed heroine-like character and agree she is an amazing choice for favorite character in this story.
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Haha I agree! I kept thinking there was too many giggles and mai-tai’s to take this book seriously.AntonelaMaria wrote: ↑01 Dec 2019, 11:36 No one really stood out for me. Tom and Steve had their moments. I wish Agatha, Sharon, and Kelly had stronger personalities. There was too much giggling for my liking. It just didn't fit into the storyline. I did like how antagonists were written.
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He's a really good choice! I actually kind of forgot about his character. I liked him up until he choked the other guy but then I understood why; his life was on the line.Helene_2008 wrote: ↑08 Dec 2019, 18:37 I like Kim Jung Lo! He had to act like he was working against the enemy to create a bomb, but then also make a fatal error in its manufacturing so it wouldn't work. Then he also successfully escapes to live peacefully on his farm.