I think I'll save myself. (If I don't get rid of the other 2 sitting here soon, though, I may cave to temptation...)
One thing of curiosity, though: The villain in SA was portrayed as evil at least partly because he wanted to rape the heroine...but not simply because he wanted to rape her, but because he wanted to rape her because he thought she was a boy. Something like that I wouldn't have noticed in high school, but I'm wondering if it's a common element in the books.
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Date: 2008-02-26 06:32 pm (UTC)I think I'll save myself. (If I don't get rid of the other 2 sitting here soon, though, I may cave to temptation...)
One thing of curiosity, though: The villain in SA was portrayed as evil at least partly because he wanted to rape the heroine...but not simply because he wanted to rape her, but because he wanted to rape her because he thought she was a boy. Something like that I wouldn't have noticed in high school, but I'm wondering if it's a common element in the books.