Row 1383

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And dammit is it dark. Spoilers below! <!spoiler tag!>

Mungo and James's beautiful innocence is juxtaposed against this brutal violence. Not just the physical violence mungo witnesses and is forced to partake in, but the casual neglect from his mother and her self obsession. And the paedophilia! Just so much abuse. I understand that in previous times (and unfortunately sometimes now) people equate being gay with paedophilia which is 100% wrong and disgusting. So I understood why there was this constant referencing between gayness and this, but it was jarring to read.

And the ending- mungo saying he would never see James again, but then james beckoning him- I didn't know if that meant they would run away together? Or that mungo had committed himself to this unhappiness, to staying with a mother who only loved herself and to a sister who would go on to live her life without them, and to Hamish who likely would be in jail.

Keen to hear others thoughts. I thought it was a brilliant book but my heart hurts.

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text And dammit is it dark. Spoilers below! <!spoiler tag!> Mungo and James's beautiful innocence is juxtaposed against this brutal violence. Not just the physical violence mungo witnesses and is forced to partake in, but the casual neglect from his mother and her self obsession. And the paedophilia! Just so much abuse. I understand that in previous times (and unfortunately sometimes now) people equate being gay with paedophilia which is 100% wrong and disgusting. So I understood why there was this …
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