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I love my villain in this series. Cat Fiction I ponder whether I have another evil character in me with the depth and complexity of Gorgon Elfhunter, who recently been described as the 'best villain since Darth Vader.' Two-dimensional, evil Dark Lords tend to be dull and unrealistic. Even worst villains of planet have complex natures. Lust for power, self-absorption, desire to dominate, and hatred of others are frequent themes, on the other hand origins fluctuate for every soul overtaken by powerful. Gorgon's situation is unique, as is his development through the series. The story, really, is tailored to him.

Mr. Pip is a beautifully crafted story that speaks to imagination and memory additionally finding one's true do-it-yourself. Lloyd Jones has created magical characters who stay along with you long in the event the covers are closed.

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