Do you see any resemblance to Jason Borne?
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Re: Do you see any resemblance to Jason Borne?
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When Silver had been tortured and had been suffered from traumatic experience, this situation exactly looks like the movie JASON BORNE.
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I agree. However, "spy who is wronged and then avenges" is becoming annoying.RebeccasReading wrote: ↑02 Aug 2018, 18:06 That's a great comparison! I think the "secret agent with a mysterious past" is becoming an increasingly common trope.
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I agree. It's one of the reasons why I loved the Bourne series (together with Matt Damon's awesomeness).micoleon13 wrote: ↑10 Aug 2018, 19:06 I thought so too, there's definitely similarities. Waking up not knowing who they are but having certain talents does seem to be a bit of theme for a character in several movies and books, but it certainly adds the mystery element that draws the reader in even more.
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