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Old 08-08-2006, 04:56 PM   #93
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Originally Posted by Not Afraid
This is the second Murakami book I've discussed with others (other than Chris) and I find that his stories are so very rich and textured that there are literally thousands of things that can be discussed. Toru, on the surface, seems like such a passive character, but the surrounding story is so complex and layered it makes for such wonderful storytelling and great discussion.
I wouldn't call him passive. Just open to suggestion. Unlike so many other stories, he actually listens to the advice of others. Too many stories rely on people ignoring the obvious, or good advice to create conflict. Agreability does not necessarily equate to passive.
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