"Curious Incident' Character Analysis: Christopher

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[@mrbruff]

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[@logolessscenes531]

Please can you make a video on the language in curious incident

[@wyaakk]

sami 2808 if you wish to know about the language, it’s very fast to learn about. It’s simple and straightforward, because Christopher wouldn’t use confusing things like metaphors, similes, sarcasm, or other things of the such.

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[@mariangelesrubio1696]

Don't you think that the murder mistery part is very bad, because the fact that the father be the murderer is morbid and vulgar, and also when the father give a dog as a present after having killed the other dog. It's something of bad taste.
And why is it supposed the father killed to the dog?
On the other hand, the stories of sex between the chistofer's parents and Mr. And mrs. Shears are more of tv soaps than the murder mystery novels. What do you think?

[@themrjai8362]

It isn't a murder mystery novel. The dog is killed by his farther due to envy of Mrs. Shears as she no longer wants to carry on their relationship. He buys a dog for Christopher as a redemption arc for his character.

[@mariangelesrubio1696]

@@themrjai8362 that I know, what I mean is that as a novel is poor, it's interesting because the principal character is a asperger boy and it is explained how he looks and feel the world.

[@robokill387]

@@mariangelesrubio1696 The condition he has doesn't actually resemble Aspergers, the author did very little research before writing the book. The character's symptoms are more severe than Aspergers is in real life.

[@mariangelesrubio1696]

@@robokill387 yes, I already know that too.

[@mariangelesrubio1696]

@@robokill387 and what do you think about the story?

[@bobblue5501]

I prefer English