for those who already read the book, it's amazing to see how the directors portrait the tones and vibes of wind gap and Camille's Psyche trough images and cuts and bits and pieces of forks, of knives, of screws and all the sharp objects that surround her all the time. I love how now every time i see her with a bottle of water i instantly know that is liquor and she is drunk. The book covers all this with narration by Camille and i was really afraid to see a lot of narration here too, how is so often used in tv shows. Is great to see a show that cares about building the characters, specially Wind Gap itself with its own persona. I wasn't sure i would see so many dialogues from the book in the series, but you can't fix what is not really broken. Amazing adaption. Loving it more and more now. And wow, they are even developing Alan, who is almost never talked about in the book.
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for those who already read the book, it's amazing to see how the directors portrait the tones and vibes of wind gap and Camille's Psyche trough images and cuts and bits and pieces of forks, of knives, of screws and all the sharp objects that surround her all the time. I love how now every time i see her with a bottle of water i instantly know that is liquor and she is drunk. The book covers all this with narration by Camille and i was really afraid to see a lot of narration here too, how is so often used in tv shows. Is great to see a show that cares about building the characters, specially Wind Gap itself with its own persona. I wasn't sure i would see so many dialogues from the book in the series, but you can't fix what is not really broken. Amazing adaption. Loving it more and more now. And wow, they are even developing Alan, who is almost never talked about in the book.