Instant reactions needed: this is a test, this is only a test

[kinzel]

I'm on the road this morning, but after a breakfast discussion and consideration I have a question for you:

without re-reading the complete works, working from memory, right now, making a short list without looking at other people's answers:

which three Lee & Miller books are the least violent
which three Lee & Miller books are the most violent


Thanks -- we can talk about this next week.

meanwhile, we still are planning on seeing some folks at BangPop tomorrow.

Comments

[saruby.livejournal.com]

First, I would like to note that for me the level of violence is relatively static. I really had to think about this (ok, it took me 2 minutes to mentally sort the list). I also think it may depend on your definition of violence. For me, violence is greater when it is close up and in person rather than distance or remembered. Also intention is important. Personally motivated violence is worse than violence in war.

least: Fledgling, BoT, LC
most: Duainfey, Longeye, Tomorrow Log