In Episode 10 – the final of the series we learn more about The Blessing. I previously described The Blessing as a cavity deep down in the earth that goes from one side of the world (Shanghai) to the other side of the world (Buenos Aires). Through the dialogue between Jack, Gwen, Oswald, Rex, Esther [...]
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Episode 9 jumps forward from the last episode. Gwen’s back in Wales, living with her mum and her dad whose stashed in the basement so the government don’t take him away as a Category 1. Gwen’s making her living by breaking into pharmacies, stealing pain killers and selling them on the black market. Captain Jack [...]
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Posted on 25 September 2011, 20:38, by Antony, under
The Web.
Every now and again I search the web for some new blogs. Here’s the latest additions to the Blogs of Interest section on the side bar: Cynicism and the City – A blog of a gay man that I found to be really interesting. He is also a really engaging writer. He writes about things [...]
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The Fear by Charlie Higson is the third in The Enemy series (the first being The Enemy and the second The Dead). The opening chapter describes The Collector and his search for new “toys” which we quickly discover means kids. This really sets the tone of the book. It it is different from The Enemy [...]
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