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One question I have is that I don't remember if it was ever resolved who was desecrating the nearby church. Did I miss that? The girl was tied to the bed so who was it? Maybe someone could respond in a few days so not to spoil too much for the those currently reading.
What did everyone think of Detective Kinderman? For me, his personality and mannerisms were off-putting . . . almost like he was the comic relief.
Ok, I am going to take a break from the Sookie Stackhouser series to reread this one. I read this in High School and remember some pretty scary parts.
Nice choice for October btw!
The month isn't over yet. Feel free to join in at any time.denise said:I wish I knew about the Book of the Month earlier, I would have re-read it with you all.
Maybe this time a picture will levitate.denise said:While I was reading the book, a framed picture fell off a wall in the room...
Check for any empty boxes of Fireline....:whistling:Maybe this time a picture will levitate.![]()
The month isn't over yet. Feel free to join in at any time.
Maybe this time a picture will levitate.![]()
The Exorcist was strictly verboten in my house growing up. My mother refused to even talk about it, instead saying only, "It's evil." while maintaining a very clear position that I was never, ever to see it. Not never. Not like, you can't see Jaws, ever, until you're 13 and chaperoned by us. Never never. Unflinching. Glare and the sign of the cross at the mention. This is how serious some Catholics are about this movie, loyal to their Church who was mortified by its existence, and like any good Catholic, she would hatefully ignore the problem in the hope it would dissolve on its own.