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Maybe I'm not a reliable-enough reader, but I didn't particularly see a palindromic effect in the last part of the book. (Which to me still feels like the last
by pavel_lishin 2y ago
Maybe I'm not a reliable-enough reader, but I didn't particularly see a palindromic effect in the last part of the book.
(Which to me still feels like the last third - to me, the book feels like the book has three sections: the setup, the survival, and the aftermath. I haven't read it in long enough to see if it's actually split that way in any sort of specific "Part 1, Part 2, Part 3" way.)
- Vecr 2y agoI guess because it's the it's the "seven eves" that are the big bolides the moon breaks into, and the "seven eves" of the new species of humanity in the second part.