Thread: What book traumatized you as a kid?
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Old 02-21-2020, 06:31 AM   #21
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Originally Posted by gmw View Post
I suspect this is not what the OP was looking for, but...

I had not read Ian Fleming's Casino Royale since my mid-teens, I think, but when we watched the 2008 James Bond movie a particular scene was instantly recognisable (all the men in the audience cross their legs and cringe). I figure that qualifies as lasting trauma. Wikipedia tells me some of the scene was omitted from the movie released in Britain, Germany, U.S. and China - lucky people.
Why, this absolutely hits the spot...
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