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Stieg Larsson - "Tattoo"

My first crime Sweden (if I may try this strange sub-genre), my first mystery ever since the "Three?" and then like so a 700 page monster. If I want to describe aspects of this book, I think of as funny at first only the negative: the very typical, almost smooth heroic figure Mikael Blomkwist with deliberately held wide identification area. The usual classical course of action. Records that you should not write really like "They sat a while in the garden, thinking together about the fragility of life after" or "There were only details he had missed, he would not be so attentive was. "A few dialogue phrases that could be made cheap, American Eve series. Plottwists, that is seen coming from a distance and plot elements that have been chewed ever too often. lengths that occur at 700 pages, almost inevitably.

have the other hand, I read the thing in just one day I could not stop It is addictive so must have something now, as if it was normal for a thriller -.... "Tattoo" is sauspannend But "delusion". has above all and first of Lisbeth Salander, the second main character that is not only the exact opposite of the bright Mikael, but in its rough, frigid and confused social incompetence also tremendously exciting, interesting and loveable. She probably has a mental defect, is highly intelligent, uses clear and completely conscious criminal methods to get ahead and act on their own moral code. A great and highly individual character. In general the Larsson looks long and hard about its characters and their relationships, which to me is so very likeable.

then added "blindness" of this complex, a great family history, which has to be investigated the crime and played a sogartig sucks. They want to know who they are and were and what damn time happened on the island. What Salander and push and then Blomkwist as it is to unearth often completely unbelievable. Larsson leads us through these decades-old swamp and revealed to us gradually the abyss that open up behind this clan. These ravines and the declarations, are violent and tip at the end really in the horror that I might know him from "Hostel" without being so explicit, and be brutally. It is clearly described and clear enough to know what has taken place, but the horror going on in your head. The worst things you rhymes down on themselves.

that he was in his declaration not to leave soon coming to the surface fascism and anti-Semitism or intends to find religious mania, but obscured misogyny and a perverted image of masculinity around the triumvirate of power, domination and sex suspects, I liked it. First, because there is an even take the trouble to look behind it and partly because it is in history and well-built, at least briefly discussed.

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