Good basic short story. Nothing earth-shattering, but a fun quick read.
I'm a gent of little culture and worldly knowledge of certain classics. So I was going to read this book without any knowledge of its ending, but thanks to this synopsis/worst spoiler in history, I'm going to give it a miss.
I understand that the prose can still be enjoyable whilst knowing she hangs, but it kind of pissed me of a tad that I unwittingly stumbled across the knowledge that she dies.
Like I said I'm a man that still has many great books to read and maybe this knowledge of her death is well known to many people who en-devour to read it.
But for those of us who live in a dark misty cloud of the undiscovered, give us a chance to stumble on it ourselves via the book. Ta.
Easy to follow; Jordan raises some excellent points, especially concerning the nature of knowledge and will in despair.
Utter nonsense. If you like drivel such as speech being "laughed", you might disagree.