Sen really is kind of a loose cannon, isn't he? He goes into these self-destructive phases where he sabotages things on purpose, just to show he has some kind of control over the situation, even if it's negative control. It's very realistic, actually, but troubling to watch.
It's not odd that he was the only Japanese guy, but it's kind of weird that there weren't any ethinic Chinese, Vietnamese, or whatever at all.
I've actually finished - yay! (Or on another level, boo! Because it was very involving and now I don't have it to read.) That really was a scary ending - I thought they were dead, or at least that Sword was dead. And the last part was so sweet, and they deserved it.
I was surprised by the warden's drug dealing, actually. I thought he was just a sleaze who was taking advantage of the power situation to satisfy his lusts. And I was surprised that Walter was an FBI agent.
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Date: 2008-05-13 11:22 am (UTC)Sen really is kind of a loose cannon, isn't he? He goes into these self-destructive phases where he sabotages things on purpose, just to show he has some kind of control over the situation, even if it's negative control. It's very realistic, actually, but troubling to watch.
It's not odd that he was the only Japanese guy, but it's kind of weird that there weren't any ethinic Chinese, Vietnamese, or whatever at all.
I've actually finished - yay! (Or on another level, boo! Because it was very involving and now I don't have it to read.) That really was a scary ending - I thought they were dead, or at least that Sword was dead. And the last part was so sweet, and they deserved it.
I was surprised by the warden's drug dealing, actually. I thought he was just a sleaze who was taking advantage of the power situation to satisfy his lusts. And I was surprised that Walter was an FBI agent.