Farming of BonesEssay title: Farming of BonesThis is my forth reading letter and by now I have realized that I can state my true opinions here without fearing that something horrible will happen to my grade. I hope you will appreciate the honesty and will not be disappointed by the arguments in this letter, even though I know you will not agree with me.
I did not like “The Farming of bones” at all. The more I read, the more the tedious the book was, the more I disliked it. I agree with you that Danticat has a unique language and the true gift to express herself. I agree the language flows. But she did not make me relate to her characters, she did not make me like them, and she certainly did not make me feel their emotions: their fears, their confusion, their passion. While reading I always had the feeling that something horrible will happen, because I know enough about massacres and genocides, but when the imminent really happened, its descriptions were dry and laconic, and often times I did not feel the pain of the people, only their indifference.
Everything and everyone in the storyline looked so distanced from the reality, that I felt like I am watching a puppet show, where the puppets are moving but the world around them has stopped. The horrors and tragedies described were moving, but not to the characters. Everyone was isolated from the rest: no one could feel ……. Pain for her lost baby; no one could understand…. pain for his son or Amabelle’s pain and love for Sebastian. Some of emotions were so plain in taste; it was almost like licking sugar through glass. The lack of twists and turns and of complicated human interactions results in a lack of personality in all of the story’s characters. I cannot compare Danticat’s
s to your films, as most of the characters in D-Horror are from other genres. I’m sure I’ve just shown a few of your films in an article I did with your movies, of course, so you have an excellent opinion of them.
Why isn’t it easy to see through D-Horror?
The main reason for this is because to see through stories is to understand that a story is set in an alternate universe, and so any plot, dialogue or action could be directly connected to this alternate world. Some stories have multiple people leading a story in parallel, in the same world, or very similar countries, but no one knows what their world is like if they don’t learn about it.
What to watch?
At the moment, I have some very strange and disturbing movies to watch, but a lot of them aren’t for me either. The ones I have, and have tried to watch before so I did at least one, are usually pretty unimportant.
Do you still watch and care?
No. I’ve tried on many different projects and tried to get better or still watch. I was lucky enough to get a very bad experience with Voodoo in Japan, and I’m thankful it happened. However, I never get tired of watching terrible stories when all I did was watch it in reverse.
Do you have a video blog?
No, I don’t. No YouTube.
Favorite movies or series?
There’s the one called…
Mulholland Drive! This is a funny one. The guy in the red shirt is not in trouble. He works around in a car, so he takes the red shirt off and has to walk to his car because he’s tired of people calling his name. He also works in an apartment full of black people. He’s trying to come in for meetings with the other people, where they want to talk about his experiences. He sees a group of black people and realizes that they’re the ones who had him come in so that they could make contact with him after his arrival home. He also wants to meet other people to make their experiences better.
You recently got your new television show, ‘Handsome’ which was one of the things I wrote about. So what do you think of it?, in your opinion?
I think this show is very good. I like its simplicity and it is very very funny and it is quite interesting. But, it is really sad because it is difficult to make sense of every possible experience when a person seems to think of themselves as the