Is the plot really original?
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Re: Is the plot really original?
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Indeed it resembles a lot of other books on this topic but it has to contain these characters that represent evil and good having magical powers . But the introduction of other realms such as caromentis cosmos and the realm of souls makes this series a bit gripping and different than other such booksgabrielletiemi wrote: ↑01 Oct 2020, 06:02 Matthew Tysz brings in this novel a fascinating story with magic, some mysterious characters, and a lot more. I loved the book and thought that it was well-developed with an engaging and gripping plot. However, I also thought that it resembled other books I read about a medieval world with magical powers, heroes, kings, evil, and good. Do you think that the story is indeed unique or a common variation of the Middle Ages books?
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Indeed. I agree.rahilshajahan wrote: ↑01 Oct 2020, 13:58 The idea of evil vs good is as old as time. Any book you pick will have an idea of evil or some concept of good. I think the story is original with interesting characters and a pick of modern day situations. So, its not a common variation of Middle Ages books.
In this sense, most books, if not all, are unoriginal as they discuss good and evil characters and good triumphing over evil most times.
However, there were unique creations like Caromentis, the Nighty-nights, and other charaters unique to this story.
The plot also mixes middle age and modern day situations . and, of has a unique vocabulary, which seems like a mixture of German, English, maybe Spanish. These are the things that make the story unique.
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