
The Red and the Black
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Narrado por:
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Davina Porter
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Stendhal
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However, now Audible.com has found a recording with the highest possible sound rating...a "4".
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The Red and the Black is a true 19th. Century classic. I think you will find your time rewarded.
Thanks, Audible.com!
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Strange story, wonderfully performed
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Such a tragedy for a young talented man
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Stendahl stands alone
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What did you love best about The Red and the Black?
The best part of this story for me was how powerful and realistically the characters expressed there emotions.Who was your favorite character and why?
Julian was my favorite character.What about Davina Porter’s performance did you like?
Very well done!Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
I had outburst of laughter while listening to this book.Raw Emotions
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Well done
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Davina Porter always delivers
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As for the complaints about audio quality in some of the earlier comments: this has apparently been fixed, and the quality is perfectly acceptable.
Almost perfect
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Finding out how something ends normally doesn't spoil it for me. But with 2 hours to go, I just couldn't see any point in continuing.
The book's ruination by SparkNotes notwithstanding, here's what I thought:
This book was kind of a mix between Pride and Prejudice, and Les Miserables. A love story with some intrigue. The main character, Julien Sorel, is poor but has been taught Latin, so gets the chance to improve his station in life by becoming a tutor for the Mayor's children. But then he falls in love with the Mayor's wife, Mme. de Renal. When rumors start to spread throughout the small town, Julien is sent to seminary school, where he succeeds academically but fails socially. After completing his testing, but before becoming a priest, he is taken on as the secretary for the Marquis de la Mole. And of course he falls in love with the Marquis' daughter. This is where I stopped listening. Besides the fact that I already knew what was going to happen, I could most certainly have figured it out myself. Let's see. Jealous woman, cuckolded husband, fancy pants Marquis and sniveling upstart. You can start to see where this is going to lead. No where good.
Julien is a clueless womanizer. Mme. de Renal is just plain psycho. One minute she's loving, the next she's convinced that Julien doesn't really love her and it was all for nothing, then she thinks God is going to kill her children to punish her for being adulteress. M. de Renal is only worried about making money and keeping and improving his success, making him blind to what's going on in his own family.
This book is a statement on class and society in 19th century France. I found it to be quite disagreeable. None of the characters are likable, and the ending is less than pleasant.
Ending spoiled by SparkNotes
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A Masterpiece
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