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

[sfminou.livejournal.com]

Violence is such a personal term. I think of Fledgling as terribly abusive, even though the violence is done by a society and does not involve hitting. But violence is in ALL the Lee/Miller books.
Balance of Trade -- throwing out a teenager cannot be otherwise.
Local Custom -- taking away a child from a loving mother; the acid, acid views of Kareen.
Conflict of Honors -- personal abuse abounds.

As for body count, the most violent would be Agent of Change, I Dare, and Scout's Progress.

[sfminou.livejournal.com]

No -- Chi's twin, consumed by her own pain and bitterness.