econobeing
05-19-2009, 12:05 PM
... that you understand or "get" more of the more times you read through it?
I'm wondering if anybody else felt that way about it. I read the first 70 or so pages, then picked it up again and started over about 6 months later, and in those 70ish pages it seemed as though more stuff/references made sense related to other things.
Things that you "get" more as you read/watch/listen to it more are interesting to me. Like 12 Oz. Mouse. Everybody I know hates that show. But I've made a few of my friends sit down and watch the whole thing, and when it was done, they were amazed.
12 Oz. Mouse is a show where you understand more of the dialogue/visual cues/etc in the show the more times you watch it. Just on my 3rd or 4th time through it I found out that Spider is C.J. Muff (if anybody even knows what I'm talking about or has seen the show).
If HoL is like that, I may have to read through it again.
I'm wondering if anybody else felt that way about it. I read the first 70 or so pages, then picked it up again and started over about 6 months later, and in those 70ish pages it seemed as though more stuff/references made sense related to other things.
Things that you "get" more as you read/watch/listen to it more are interesting to me. Like 12 Oz. Mouse. Everybody I know hates that show. But I've made a few of my friends sit down and watch the whole thing, and when it was done, they were amazed.
12 Oz. Mouse is a show where you understand more of the dialogue/visual cues/etc in the show the more times you watch it. Just on my 3rd or 4th time through it I found out that Spider is C.J. Muff (if anybody even knows what I'm talking about or has seen the show).
If HoL is like that, I may have to read through it again.