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Echelon · 03-31-2007, 02:00 AM

Honestly people sit here and say stuff like, oh god I wonder what they'll have to do to get it on TV, I hope they don't ruin it. Then others sit here and complain about gore as if they haven't noticed reality in what sick people can do. The beautiful part about this story is that it truly shows the amazing and sick side of humanity. It's what makes people hate the evil and sit there reading there books hoping frantically reading to find out if the good guy wins. It may be demented but you obviously haven't been through enough in life or seen enough to realize just how sick humanity can be when turned for the worse.

Rape is not something irregular in life don't be surprised that it can be in a book where a guy is trying to teach people about characters. The same thing can be said for anything in the books. Take some ancient civilizations where people did some really sick things. This stuff did not fall from the sky into Terry Goodkind's head where he made it up. I agree with Seeker82, this is war and it's not pretty. If you do not want to go into depth into something like this then don't read it. This isn't some kids book for kids under 18 and I wouldn't suggest it to anyone under that age. It gets a bit repeatative, but so does life. You ever realize the same stuff prolly happens to you a lot? Also one more thing.

To what Sage recently said.....what in the world. Are people supposed to only be mad at each other once? Uhh like people are saying its War, you think something is only allowed to happen once.....especially when you have half the world wanting you dead. I think kidnapping and the lot are something that would probably be attempted more then once over the course of time when you are fighting that big of a war. I think its excellent with how evil the people in the book truly are, makes you afraid of them. I for one am not afraid of the classic bad guy who plays by the rules but oh no he wears black.

03-31-2007, 02:00 AM	#33 (permalink)
Echelon Upright	hmm Honestly people sit here and say stuff like, oh god I wonder what they'll have to do to get it on TV, I hope they don't ruin it. Then others sit here and complain about gore as if they haven't noticed reality in what sick people can do. The beautiful part about this story is that it truly shows the amazing and sick side of humanity. It's what makes people hate the evil and sit there reading there books hoping frantically reading to find out if the good guy wins. It may be demented but you obviously haven't been through enough in life or seen enough to realize just how sick humanity can be when turned for the worse. Rape is not something irregular in life don't be surprised that it can be in a book where a guy is trying to teach people about characters. The same thing can be said for anything in the books. Take some ancient civilizations where people did some really sick things. This stuff did not fall from the sky into Terry Goodkind's head where he made it up. I agree with Seeker82, this is war and it's not pretty. If you do not want to go into depth into something like this then don't read it. This isn't some kids book for kids under 18 and I wouldn't suggest it to anyone under that age. It gets a bit repeatative, but so does life. You ever realize the same stuff prolly happens to you a lot? Also one more thing. To what Sage recently said.....what in the world. Are people supposed to only be mad at each other once? Uhh like people are saying its War, you think something is only allowed to happen once.....especially when you have half the world wanting you dead. I think kidnapping and the lot are something that would probably be attempted more then once over the course of time when you are fighting that big of a war. I think its excellent with how evil the people in the book truly are, makes you afraid of them. I for one am not afraid of the classic bad guy who plays by the rules but oh no he wears black.