Heh, '1984' would be meaningless in such a format, mostly meaningless anyways. The female hero doesn't accomplish anything heroic, and you lose the her saving the him from a world where the hers have mostly been convinced that they shouldn't be kind at all to the hims. Yes it's fleshy, but the love in defiance of coolness is one of the bigger parts of the two main character's resistance. Likewise, while I think the bridge from the story to the ending of the story is a bit forced... removing the end altogether seems to take a great deal of the story away as well. Without the ending, and without the supression of their humanity, why exactly are they resisting big brother again?Emotional Leper wrote:No. Censored. It removes all the sex, a great deal of the violence, and most of the swearing. I read it when I was in Middle School, and then only about a year or so ago read the full version.stormrider wrote:![]()
Edited? What, like an abridged version?
Best/worst novel you were forced to read?
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You work while you can, because who knows how long you can. Even if it's exhausting work for less pay. All it takes is the 'benevolence' of an incompetant politician or bureaucrat to leave you without work to do and no paycheck to collect. --Tjol
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