Reading for Pleasure: Hop-Frog

Thursday, September 22, 2011

Hop-Frog

The revenge that the jester got in the end of the book was very REPULSIVE, the way he EXECUTED it by lighting the king on fire at the MASQUERADE. The narrator was criticizing the physical fitness of the king and his councilors. My favorite part was "I could have sworn it was the gritting of this VAGABOND's teeth."

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