Alessia Passacantilli
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One of my favourite book ever. Breathtaking, intense and captivating. It makes me think so much about the true meaning of revenge and its moral implications: we use to say "forgive and forget" . Montecristo doesn't forgive, but above all, he doesn't forget. I wonder, sometimes, if it is really possibile to leave behind what hurted us very much (not implying that we have to seek for revenge everytime someone does us wrong! ) or if the famous "payback" it's just a way to convince ourselves that we can recover sooner, and better. And what about the relation between revenge and justice? So many questions, just a few answers. I've enjoyed every single word of this book.
Wow, one of the best comments I have read associated to a personal like. Thanks for sharing, and indeed you made me very curious to read this book (I know, really shameful I have not done so until today!). Thanks again!
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My pleasure! I do think that's what circleme is all about :) Let me know what you think about the book when you'll read it...reading is my biggest passion and i'm alway looking for people to share ideas and opionions :)
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The answer lies within, Debt must be paid in full! So let it be written, so let it be done!
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Debt must be paid in full, so let it be written, so let it be done! Count of Monte Cristo.
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Debt must be paid in full!. Count of Monte Cristo.
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I too have read thousands of books. Universal Law.
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