![]() ![]() ![]() An older me knows better the very unsustainability (irresponsability?) of the house's society in microcosm kept me from becoming fully invested in it. ![]() A younger me might not have had as much respect for the logistics of allowing 59 people to grow roots in a mansion. A younger me would have liked this better. And once you realized where it was going, there couldn't be any other way for it to get there. The plot didn't feel realistic, which irked me a little, but the characters did. You don't really get a visual of what is happening beyond the wall - you are one of them, the kidnapped you are all of them. After awhile it became clear that nobody was going anywhere our set was almost claustrophobically small. As the book began I didn't care much for the characters, and I was in a hurry to get past the kidnapping, out of the house and (hopefully) into the Jungle, where it would becomes about survivalism. ![]()
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