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**dubGucKcolo** · 04-13-2009, 07:02 PM

Thank you for your very perceptive review. Yes, the novel is frustrating, but in a positive way, that is, it provokes thought about a number of issues most of us would rather avoid.

The more we think we know, the less we understand.
Everyone is guilty of something; it is a result of being alive.
You can't escape your sentence, but sometimes you can postpone it.

I also started reading thinking the "trial" (the English title) would be a court proceeding, but then decided it was a trial in the sense of an ordeal.

04-13-2009, 07:02 PM	#2
dubGucKcolo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 503 Senior Member	Thank you for your very perceptive review. Yes, the novel is frustrating, but in a positive way, that is, it provokes thought about a number of issues most of us would rather avoid. The more we think we know, the less we understand. Everyone is guilty of something; it is a result of being alive. You can't escape your sentence, but sometimes you can postpone it. I also started reading thinking the "trial" (the English title) would be a court proceeding, but then decided it was a trial in the sense of an ordeal.
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