I felt pretty frustrated reading this portion of the novel. I had a really hard time understanding what seemed to be one of the most exciting scenes of the book due to its erratic wording. Other than this, I thought that this part of the book brought up some very interesting points, such as the various possible reasons behind Navidson’s decision to return to the house. I also liked the analysis of Navidson’s heart-breaking experience with Delial and how it showed the complexity behind capturing such an intense moment on film. Some questions that crossed my mind while reading were
- What makes Karen change her mind about leaving Navidson and return to that awful house?
- Why are there X-marks in certain passages?
- Why is one page written in Braille?
- What happens to Navidson at the end of Chapter XX? Does the blue light that engulfs him relate to the blue light in the well from his dream?
The blog for SUNY Binghamton's Spring'09 COLI 214B 02 Literature and Society Class. Chapter summaries, analyses and discussion of prescribed texts written by students.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
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