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Some of the strongest scenes are the ones with a tighter focus, such as when Gabi's corpse has been found, or when Janisch hits a large stag while driving.) a b Hensher, Philip (1 October 2006). "The lady in the lake". The Daily Telegraph . Retrieved 10 April 2012. Romanul de fata abordeaza teme similare cum ar fi politica, dragoste, sex, casnicie, justitie, frumusete, avere, religie, etc. Certainly not for everyone -- but there's enough to it (as there is arguably too much to it ...) to thoroughly engage the reader willing to go on this long and bumpy ride. What are your thoughts on this story? Had you heard it before? What do you wonder as you read this?

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What little self-reflection she allows him barely extends beyond: "Kurt Janisch sometimes asks himself where this dark side comes from"". A small bit of suspense arises from Janisch's concern about evidence he may have left behind at the scene and his trying to retrieve it. My love, you can nail a mirror to the wall over there, if you like, in the middle of the furniture, which you will additionally choose with premeditation. [The policeman talks the women into renovating their houses the way he wants them.] But please don’t go! You can nail the whole house to yourself, but please don’t go! I would otherwise have to prepare myself to become lonely.”When what must have happened becomes all too obvious for her to ignore she does not, however, turn on Janisch but rather on herself; by the end, Janisch has another death on his conscience (or would, if he had much of a conscience). It's a third of the way through the novel before the murder actually takes place -- and almost three-quarters before the body is then actually found and a murder investigation gets under way.

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Movies generally have one or two themes, but not many more. The themes in movies are often said outright instead of hinted at. Some of the popular themes from movies today include: There is something of a plot to Greed: one of the available women with a promising house Janisch has sunk his claws into is Gerti. Und noch ein Zitat zur Doppeldeutigkeit: "Die Zeit geht jetzt auch vorbei, schon wieder, na sowas, wir hätten sie auch diesmal fast nicht erkannt. so wie die heute ausschaut." The novel tells the story of a policeman who kills a 15-year-old girl while she is performing fellatio and then dumps the body in a lake. There is more subtlety to Greed than there might first seem, and a nice touch is how, when, after he has murdered Gabi, Janisch begins sweating it, a bit (not least because he knows Gerti an cause him problems).

She is slavishly, desperately devoted to him even as he can barely bring himself to give her the time of day; even with his eyes on the prize, he struggles to give her any bit of attention (much less the amount she longs for). How low can these women go? Imagine an older woman letting the policeman bring an underage girl into her home for the policeman to have sex with while she is there. That’s the girl who was killed and whose body was found in the lake. Do we have a suspect here? By the way, some blurbs describe this as a “thriller” – it’s not. The killing of the young girl is peripheral to the main story. And, while we follow some of the police procedures in their investigation, it’s definitely not a police procedural or a detective story. Die Handlung des Buches war klischeebeladen, zog sich ewig hin und schien mir nur als Rahmen für den Wortwitz zu dienen, aber auch für allerlei sarkastische Bemerkungen über Österreich und Politik. Teilweise handelten die Personen völlig unlogisch. Warum ließ sich der Besitz liebende und Frauen verachtende Protagonist mit einem besitzlosen jungen Mädchen ein? Was sollte der halbe Kriminalfall in dem Buch? Ich fürchte, ich habe es nicht verstanden. Es gab reichlich detaillert und vulgär geschilderte Sexszenen, denen eine furchbares Frauenbild zugrunde lag. Hier bemerkte ich den Sarkasmus hinter der klischeehaften Beziehung, aber es machte die ganze Handlung noch absurder.

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despre barbati: "Nu doar pentru mentinerea pacii mondiale le trantesc barbatii femeilor tot felul de minciuni ca sa le faca dependente de ei, pe cand ele, de fapt ar avea ceva mai bun de oferit, si anume, intreaga lor gandire si simtire, precum si multe alte lucruri din lana colorata."He doesn't so much care about personal conquest; he's after property -- combining: "the pleasing with the useful". I am lead to believe Elfriede Jelinek has always had a love/hate relationship with her native Austria, and that becomes apparent as the novel moves slowly through some menacing and lighter passages of writing that you feel were written with Jelinek having a laugh in the dark. I can also confirm that with Greed, she has an unhealthy obsession with genitals, with the male form being unfairly used as an aggressive weapon. She was described to me recently as writing from 'somewhere else'. That I can concur with, but being different doesn't always result in a decent book. This is a daredevil, risk-taking novel that may have a minority praising her bold and unflinching look at country life in the mountains and small towns of Austria. Sie wissen im Grunde nichts. Sie wissen nicht, daß Gabi auf dem Grunde des Sees ruht, was nicht sehr tief ist. Ja, die Gedanken sind manchmal tief, aber die Gründe, die einen zur Tat schreiten lassen, sinds oft nicht. Der Gendarm ist etwas wie ein Fremdenführer, nur daß er als einziger niemals einen Fremden führen würde, wenn nichts für ihn dabei herausspringt. The investigation -- in which Janisch also participates -- doesn't really get very far; the death remains mostly a mystery.