Ever since I've read that issue, I have been always rooting for Jazz on this one, and was kinda mad about the fact that most Autobots after that treated him like an outcast for some time.
I mean, what else was he supposed to do? Watch his fellow Autobots die?
Yesterday's morning I woke up in my bed, and I discovered that all of the top of my blanket was covered in sand. Just the top of it, everything below the blanket, my pillow and napkin, was clean. Moreover, when I told about it my mum, she said that this sand can be found only near rivers/seas, and my house is located not far from one.
I don't think it's creepy or anything, but it's definitely mysterious, especially since the whole top of the blanket, from tail to head, was covered in a layer of sand, almost like deliberately.
Any ideas on what could happen?
I've just finished the book. It's.....well, "dark" won't even begin to describe it fully. But in overall, it's amazing, as it gives you a lot to think about.
One thing still confuses me though...how was O'Brian able to know precisely what Winston was thinking during his "rehabilitation" in the Ministry of Love? Not guessing, not being close, not being right in overall, but straight up KNOWING what he was thinking.
I just don't get it, WHY are they so....I don't even know which word to use. Naive? Ignorant?? Stupid??? It's like they escaped from some "public relations" book, and have never lived in a real world.