Well well well here we are again! This book is really keeping me glued! Right now were following Quinten as he finds these "clues" left by Margo in an attempt to find her. I can't help but wonder if something bad has happened to Margo and the book even mentions Quinten's fear that she might have commited suicide.
So now this leaves the reader (and Quinten) thinking what could have gone differently in her life that could have been changed. I'm sure I'll see Quinten wishing he could do something to stop her from doing anything drastic if she does, and this might cause the emotional trauma in him that we saw in Margo. Foreshadowing perhaps???
I know that when I read this book I was thinking the exact same thing. This book a very good job at keeping me reading, it was hard to put down. I heard they were in the process of making this into a movie, which hopefully wont suck, because I thoguht it was a very good book.
ReplyDeleteDamn it all, Why didn't read/hear about/ or even see all of these books? WHo is Quienin? And what is Paper Towns? Are they towns made of paper? Man, I need to get out the house and get to reading. Damn!
ReplyDeleteWhen you don't know where your best friend is, you tend to think the worst. Last time I commented and said that there were a few things that Margo could do which was to get help. That is what she could have done differently. I do believe that psychological disturbance in one person can affect another, and therefore, I understand why you believe the story is foreshadowing emotional trauma for Quinten. He wants to try to help his friend, but at what cost.
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