NO NIGHT IS TOO LONG MOVIE GAY MOVIE

But I promise I will be honest as possible. I guess it is not a mystery to everyone вЂ“of course, for the ones who read some of my blog entries- that Ruth Rendell is one of my favorite authors (in a sense that I would read everything she writes), so it is expected that IвЂ™ll possibly have biased opinions but if I do sound too favorable which is easy to do, just do say so. Opening Sentence: Outside a high wind is blowing and making the sea rough.Д®nding Sentence: I wrote this last bit in the train, coming home to you.

NO NIGHT IS TOO LONG MOVIE GAY MOVIE

No Night Is Too Long is also adapted as a TV movie produced by BBC with the same title inВ 2002. But I donвЂ™t want to know that IвЂ™m just making this up. And what IвЂ™ve said somehow makes me accept what happened since I cannot do something about it. Maybe Rendell just wanted to present a reality that things come as they are, and in real life, one cannot do something about it like TimвЂ™s confusion and unstable decision making. It is like tying a braid for a girlвЂ™s long hair but then you only twist two handfuls and left the other one.ДЄww, the ending just makes me really want to question the author and ask her a big вЂwhy?вЂ™ Although my respect for her as one of my favorite British authors doesnвЂ™t brush off on what IвЂ™ve felt for this particular ending. There is someone to blame but I donвЂ™t know whoвЂ¦that just makes me miserable. I donвЂ™t have the feeling of injustice here even though itвЂ™s normal for someone to feel that Tim should pay for what he have done, because the whole novel explains itвЂ¦(donвЂ™t want to spoil). ItвЂ™s not that I donвЂ™t want it to end but how things resolved is not in my favor. Is there really a right or moral one? Why we do the things we do and why we try to run when the oneвЂ™s we really want most suddenly likes us?Д«ut there is something I really donвЂ™t want about the novel the ending. The novel asks if not questions what oneвЂ™s sexuality is. Enter a beautiful stranger whom Tim encounters while his partner is away, developing an intensely erotic affair and has suddenly vanished into thin air. Or has he really? Tim confesses about the crime which makes me grew with excitement as I turn the pages, there are times when I felt that he is being miserable and confused which somehow makes me despise him but his quirkiness and unpredictability makes me hope that the story ends in his favor.

And I have to agree with that, that it makes me brag about the writer and wonder at the same time why her popularity is not that much (but I am always glad whenever I encounter a novel which is compared with the name, Rendell).ДЄbout the novel, it is about the handsome Tim Cornish that is believed to murder his long-time older lover.

This is my first encounter of a вЂVineвЂ™ novel so I expect a lot since IвЂ™ve always heard that novels from her pen name are much more poetic, menacing and chilling if Rendell novels are not enough of that.

For those of you who doesnвЂ™t have an idea who she is, Barbara Vine is a pseudonym of Ruth Rendell вЂ“and I believe- the most profound of all mystery writers. I remember this particular title from a writer that I really admire.

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