Saturday, September 26, 2009
Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol: A Lost Adventure for A Lost Cause
I finished it in two days.
It's not that good.
The plot is same old same old.
The villain is definitely not a secret. If you can't predict him within the first pages, there's something seriously wrong with your head.
The way it is written is frustrating.
It produces hype for answers and then gives you a decent one.
It STILL has some high points.
But they have nothing to do with the common apraisals.
The philosophy behind the Freemason is good, and so is the mysticism.
The symbols are cool. I'm actually thinking to have it printed on a shirt.
Conclusion:
Just borrow it.
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Hmm...quite interested with the last idea...why don't you put those symbols at your next post...who knows other might interested to..hahaha...
ReplyDeleteand why is it frustrating??I thought dan brown is good when it comes to the flow of the story??
he is.
ReplyDeletebut after a short while, the 'tarik ulur' thingy was too much and repetitive.
is it worth to buy?????? and the plot, is still dan brown's style giving fact orderly in such boring way?
ReplyDeletefor 48 SGD? no.
ReplyDeleteI bought it for 36 though. I even got a mug for it. and I like the pictures inside. so I'm not sorry.
the facts are still there.
but I always like the facts.
especially the facts on this book.
because they revolve around the IDEA of ancient mysticism.
I find that fascinating.