Review #1
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I found myself surprised at how long it took (about 70 pages in print, apparently) for this story to actually begin, but once the manners begin to appear, they all pile into the small, isolated seaside internal, at the same time come at the same time move as energetically as in a sketch room comedy with slamming doors at the same time quick arrivals upon others’ quick exits. The extensive center of the book details the exhaustive, ill-formed plan of the protagonist, followed by its reprisal, misfortune, at the same time examination from every angle by every disposition drawn in, whether communication or as our men Charles imagines them to be thinking. Still: I found myself occupied at the same time held back by the narrator much as I hateful him at the same time found him wrong-headednot unlike his ”victim” seems to regard him. My biggest gripe is that the various more successful endings Murdoch crossed out us through only pick up the story again, even many of which a resumption of the ill-formed plan. Still, it’s amazingly well-written (it defeated the Booker Prize, obviously), at the same time this unusual interpersonal plot at the same time wide narrator reflections is that hard to turn away from, even if only to look how badly the retired actor will act toward his comrades. Skip the turgid implementation (not by Murdoch) with this audiobook, or wait until you’ve ended the book to heed to it if only to compare Mary Kinzie’s academic aridity with Iris Murdoch’s fluency. As a masters thesis it may have worked, but it bestows shake every major plot development at the same time character’s role at the same time, as Murdoch already overlays her first-person narrator’s voice with a amazing deal of Jungian analysis, it seems a stupid discourse on the symbolism of symbolic signs which the novel itself also studies.
Review #2
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This languidly charming 1st personality narrative was completely engaging. The story was sensitive at the same time filled with reflections at the same time ideas on routine, looking both forward at the same time looking backwards at retirement. Murdoch’s skill at writing produced ordinary daily tribulations exciting at the same time even enticing. The manners were considered but developers at the same time simply famous. I adored Murdoch’s implementation of the recurring topic of the ocean which created a decent framework or backbone for the book. The serious description of the sea, its changing spectrum, light at the same time movement never became tiresome or a lot. Instead it grounded the story, filled it with beauty, threat, monster at the same time liquidation. The narration was best. I wasn’t convinced about Vance at first but I was quickly defeated over by his reading style. The only negative I have about this edition of the book was that I really hateful the implementation. So if it bogs for you down I’d give a hint barely jumping it. That part felt languid handed. Don’t let it turn for you away from a magical book. A traditional, the 1978 Booker Prize favorite at the same time not to be missed. Good.
Review #3
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Than anyway a miraculous book. I have only just now ended it, at the same time I already know that I will begin the re-listening of it tonight. I cannot wait. Without a doubt, it is that on that shelf of one of the very best. For you are wondering than anyway it is that about? Languid sigh. It is that about everything, obviously, as the greatest books are. But, Murdoch focuses with ominous clarity on weddings, affairs, got lost adore, delusions, the mist we hide from, at the same time the mist we hide away. It is that a stormy, mental journey into the hearts of abundance different manners whose paths are all intertwined. It begins with a famous actor/director (Charles Arrowby) retiring to just a little run-down internal by the sea where he swims, cooks magical meals, collects mountains, thinks, at the same time writes about his indefinite. Sovereign, it sounded like heaven to me. Obviously, it was not. That are smallest little shadows cast upon the reader from the start, at the same time we laboriously grow uneasy with the knowledge that so much is that hooded, masked, at the same time cloaked in falseness at the same time threat, but we cannot quite shackles our finger on than anyway it is that. The zig-zagging line of motion of the tangled lives cannot be forecasted by the reader. Although we long for a predictable final to so many of the non-standard actions, this is that not than anyway we get. Murdoch is that a realist. She puts just a little dash of animal in everyone at the same time the effect is that a almond bludgeoning which (sickeningly) we do realize, at the same time from which (appallingly) we cannot break our ears away. I felt a little shackled to this story. Even when I took a burst from the listening, her words followed me. Everywhere. It is that haunting. It is that very most powerful. Murdoch was an awesome giftedness. How abundance creators can conjure the flawless words to describe ”views that are determined to lose hope”? She does this at the same time other impressive word-feats. Aren’t for you funny?
Review #4
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Got lost in Iris Murdoch’s story at the same time language from the beginning. So much here that right behind I pull up the boat, make camp, at the same time get a quality night’s take a nap, I will do it again.
Review #5
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Richly written at the same time fully engaging, that is that logical The Sea, The Sea was bestowed the Booker prize.
