Thread: Literary Buddenbrooks by Thomas Mann
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Old 08-02-2013, 04:09 AM   #92
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Wrong cat, fantasyfan! But yes, I'm with both of you. Tony is flawed - aren't we all? - but she does try to overcome the constant harping on her being "a child". I'm certainly more on her side than on anyone else's.
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Yes, characters who have a capacity for making decisions and growth are always the most interesting. I find that too many of the characters are quite flat for a novel of this length--but again, I have a long way to go.

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