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These Testaments of the Toll are definitely pretty interesting, even if they are wrong assumptions mostly and dont say much . But it's like in real life, they give their ''opinon'' of what they think they meant in the past with that getting a wrong idea of how their society used to work. And here's my question, how many wrong tellings and ideas from the past we have in our known knowledge? Because, I would bet my life on it, it's definitely not 0. And after that, which one of all of them are wrong? We'll never know i guess, since even if 1 mistake was found and corrected, we can't be certain there aren't more.
Puede que os estéis cansando ya de escuchar a Jonathan Harker y su voz así ''monótona'', pero yo, que llevo 5 capítulos sin leer una sola frase suya ya empiezo a echarle en falta Hahaha.
Well, different way of telling the chapter, Could have put or said an indicator everytime it changed from the tonist to the scythe story but i just opted for the ''silence'' option between them. I liked it, though. Got to know a bit of both characters' past.On chapter 18 though an ''old'' character returns to take an important role in the future.Also such an interesting journal entry at the end which lets us catch up with someone else's story coming next episodes.
Aprovecho la descripción para reafirmarme en que, dejando de lado la historia y/o personajes, es un libro que estoy disfrutando más de lo que esperaba (no esperaba nada). A nivel literario me parece genial la forma en la que está narrada la historia, pero eso va a gusta de cada quién.P.D: Yo que era de los que no terminaba los libros ''obligatorios'' del colegio ahora me fijo precisamente en esos mismos detalles literarios. P.D.2.: Eso sí, no es lo mismo leer un libro para uno mismo que leerlo en voz alta poniendo voces, entonaciones, etc. Lo segundo hace más entretenido e incluso divertido cualquier libro me atrevería a decir.
Some small changes on this chapter that will lead to big changes in the future of the scythedom. Also, I think and that's why i made it like this on today's episode that the iterations are nothing else than the current Thunderhead trying to create a second version of itself. (Just realised so, will change the voices there from now on ;) ) My pautas for them, so you identify them easierly are: Thunderhead- Just the thunderhead's robotic voice i've been doing until now HAHAH. Thunderhead 2.0: Emotionless but almost human voice, not so robotic.
From chapter 15 onwards I haven't read before so pretty excited as i was recording it, more than before reaching this point to be honest. From now on, I'll discover the story's secrets at the same time than you. (Even if I record episodes in advance, so not really Hahaha)
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About me: I'm a native Spanish speaker, who despite having learnt English on an early age has never really cared about pronuntiation so this is short of a practising tool for me also. I do this as a hobby because I enjoy it, so I recieve no earnings from it. I'm a big Stephen King fan, so if some people ask I may go for it. (individual books and for sure I'll read the dark tower eventually) That said, the authors have the rights from the books, so the power over deleting the audios belongs to them.