Hilde finally talks to her father! I am still unsure of what Hilde’s father is trying to get from his book to his daughter. Hilde stills thinks that Sophie and Albert are actually real. I like how we are seeing the story from both Hilde and Sophie’s point of view. That way you get more knowledge than the two of them separate, and you also see similar events happening such as Hilde’s father coming home and Sophie having a party --both celebrations.
Sophie’s world (I didn’t mean that as the book title) is definitely getting stranger. We’re seeing more “romantic irony” from Albert which shows his control over every aspect in Sophie’s life. Now things like little boys named Aladdin are showing up with lamps that spill out spirits and stuff. Odd. I do think it is an interesting touch though. I want to see what else Albert changes in Sophie’s reality.
Sophie’s world (I didn’t mean that as the book title) is definitely getting stranger. We’re seeing more “romantic irony” from Albert which shows his control over every aspect in Sophie’s life. Now things like little boys named Aladdin are showing up with lamps that spill out spirits and stuff. Odd. I do think it is an interesting touch though. I want to see what else Albert changes in Sophie’s reality.
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