Posting this now since hubby & I are going to the Oregon Coast for a few days (hubby’s 80th!). This week’s reading WRAPS UP WAR AND PEACE!
Congratulations to all who’ve finished (or who will finish shortly).
BTW, I’m going to post a thread next Sunday or Monday that’ll just be “Final Thoughts,” so if you want to hold off your wrap-up until then, I’d appreciate it.
OMG…Take a wonderful novel and end it with at least one tedious epilogue. I admit I skimmed Epilogue 2 and then read several different versions of cliff notes to fill in the gaps.
IT IS FINISHED!!! Sorry for shouting but that last part was every bit the slog some of you had said. During the early part of E2 (epilogue 2) I thought I was following he concept of leaders vs followers. Then I googled it and discovered I had exactly backwards. He completely lost me on the concept of free will and it felt like he was contradicting himself in some ways. I’m terribly glad the rest of the book was relatively safe from his opining. E2 felt like I was reading words without meaning. Did anyone take away anything of relevance from this section that you care to share? Any philosophers in our group?