Aftertaste

[Dracula]

Hey did anyone get that weird aftertaste when you finished reading the book?

[intrige]

Oh yes, after the first time I was really creeped out. But I also liked it alot and understood Oskar and Eli more, so.. What gives

[seigezunt]

I'd describe it more as a hunger.

[cmfireflies]

How do you mean? The ending of the book is actually heartwarming. If there was any weird aftertaste it would be towards the beginning and the middle.

[Jameron]

I'd describe it more as a hunger.

Absolutely, the hunger for a further 900 pages of story.

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[drakkar]

I didn't taste anything, however I got kicked in my stomach.

[seigezunt]

I'd describe it more as a hunger.

Absolutely, the hunger for a further 900 pages of story.

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I almost reported your post, because I thought that was a "like" button I was clicking. LOL

But yeah, like.

[gkmoberg1]

Here ya go!

[Jameron]

I'd describe it more as a hunger.

Absolutely, the hunger for a further 900 pages of story.

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I almost reported your post, because I thought that was a "like" button I was clicking. LOL

But yeah, like.

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[Ash]

After the pool scene a lesser author might have dropped the ball and descended into sentimentality or, heaven forbid, had Oskar go back home.
My aftertaste, if that's what you can call it, came from the perfect ending scene. So simple and right and natural that it was IMO the piece de resistance of the film.
After all the horribleness, they remain uncorrupted by events, just two happy kids on a train.