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A review by iceangel32
The Drowned Cities by Paolo Bacigalupi
3.0
I will admit that I don't really remember Ship Breaker...I still don't. However even though this is a sequel the story is not a continuation. This was a story of war and faithfulness. I found it amazing how was is war not matter what context it is in. It could be the future, dystopia, or reality. It is kind of scary.
I liked the way that the lines between savior and soldier were muddied. As soon as you thought that the character was fighting for the good side, you realized that they were not.
I loved Tool. I think that he is not one of my all time favorite characters. Overall a good read.
I liked the way that the lines between savior and soldier were muddied. As soon as you thought that the character was fighting for the good side, you realized that they were not.
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You realized that there is no good side in war...war begets war.I loved Tool. I think that he is not one of my all time favorite characters. Overall a good read.