Thread: Scale of "Darkness" in Fantasy
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Old 11-14-2017, 12:26 PM   #7
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At whatever limit you put on your scale. It contains the most graphic and detailed scenes of torture of any book I've ever read (one of the book's main characters is a torturer). Puts "Paks" in the shade, and I do agree that the torture scenes in the final book of the Paks trilogy are disturbing.
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Of course, some people way well consider that questioning a prisoner by working your way up his hands with a meat cleaver a quarter of an inch at a time (with detailed descriptions of the process and the results) is light entertainment...
How do I unsee that?
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