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Date Posted: 11:37:55 06/12/12 Tue
Author: Helka
Subject: That is very true that DG includes male mentality to the storyline and so makes these books more complex.
In reply to: jayn 's message, "I like a lot the theme that ran through the books of the one-ness of the (mostly) men. How they knew without words what the other was thinking, how they would react and how they stuck together in the face of an enemy no matter, and saved their differences for behind closed doors. It is a kind of comradship that we don't see much of today, some great teams, some military units, dance corps I suppose - that almost instinctive collective brain image. This scene illustrates the idea perfectly." on 05:43:47 06/12/12 Tue


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