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Posted by Fish
on 8/4/2009, 9:43 pm, in reply to "Re: bent and madeleine"
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Bent barely survived the fire. He suffered permanent burns on his skin. And he was in a hospital for quite some time.
Frankly, I don't see why you blame Book III. The producers of Book II had decided to involve him in an explosion that never happened in the second novel. And John Jakes had written Bent into the plot of Book III.
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: i would like to know how bent survived
: in the barn that blew up in book
: 2.we see him in book 3.a wee bit far
: fetched if you ask me.another reason
: why i didnt like the third one as
: much.
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: "In the book his hatred for
: George and Orry is so intense that
: just seeing Madeline in the picture
: makes him hope for the tiniest
: opening that he can find to
: humiliate Orry. However that makes
: more sense from the Bent from the
: book who is a pathetic socially
: inadequate sociaopath. The dashing
: Bent from the series makes it seem
: out of character that is true."
:
:
: Bent hates Orry so much that he
: becomes obssessed with a neighbor's
: wife? Somehow that doesn't make any
: sense to me. I realize that Bent
: was crazy, but his insanity has
: never impeded his logic in that
: manner.
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