Brian Huynh
I have noticed Kentaro, that your observation about how Hunter S. Thompson's novels has mostly a different perspective in life. In all the novels I have read by him was mostly just his altered vision in life influenced by drugs. I agree with you that his adventures in these places could of been without the influence of drugs but that is what makes it interesting. This is what makes Hunter S. Thompson so unique and such a good author. He supplies a different aspect of life that most people don't have any experience in which entertains his readers. Also, Puerto Rico is also a very currupt place like you said earlier which makes the adventure that he went through so much more intesting. Also, when Kemp went to jail and got bailed out I felt as if Sanderson actually cared about him which makes me wonder so much more about thisstory.
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