And then there is my favourite one, "Stranger", about which I didn't write much though. It has an "Oliver Twist" feel to it, it is neat, perfectly wrapped. The strongest point of the story lies in the secund main character, in my opinion. I was completely seduced and I daresay I somewhat fell in love with the man. Everybody reading it was down for the main character because he is really lovable and was made so, but Prosecutor Yeon left a very strong impression on me with his charisma and aura of mystery. He doesn't give out much, never oversteps his boundaries, is very observant of his protégé without making it obvious, always takes full responsibility without never backing out. He si practically perfect in every aspect but never out of reach. You could very well meet a man like him in life. Stranger is the very opposite of "Tree without Roots". I had to drop this one momentarily because it was becoming too much to bear, and here I completed "Missing Love/The Marrying Man" which was no light read either, but the story is compelling and pins you down like a greek tragedy. The end was very rewarding and washed away all the hardship we readers had to gulp down, witnessing the silent fight of an incredibly strong minded, frail looking but proud and unyielding, male prostitute. All the characters of this story are very well written, and I liked it that you could never fully hate any of them, even the most despicable. I also put in my two cent for this one, not much and something very commonplace if you consider the power, the beauty of the story.
Thank you for taking time reading. And pardon my ignorance but I do not know of the title you just mentioned. If you could be so kind as to light my lantern ?
Thank you for taking time reading. And pardon my ignorance but I do not know of the title you just mentioned. If you could be so kind as to light my lantern ?
