Helpful Score: 1
Picoult did a decent job explaining both sides of this ethical/moral dilemma situation. What she neglected to do is to make it a gray area, as is her usual style. Killing 12 people (most not even involved) and injuring 19 others because you were bullied is kind of a black and white scenario.
Characteristically, Picoult creates terrible mothers who fumble around, trying to undo years of neglect and/or indifference to their childrens' lives. They both remained in complete ignorance of their childrens' lives. I felt sorry for the kids, victims of poor parenting. It should be the parents on trial here.
Characteristically, Picoult creates terrible mothers who fumble around, trying to undo years of neglect and/or indifference to their childrens' lives. They both remained in complete ignorance of their childrens' lives. I felt sorry for the kids, victims of poor parenting. It should be the parents on trial here.
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