![]() Hosokawa speak different languages and require Gen to translate their conversations. Q3. Communication (through words and otherwise) is such an important part of the novel, and I want to borrow a question from because I think it’s such a good one: “Roxane and Mr. Did Ann Patchett’s descriptions the power of music seem accurate or exaggerated? ![]() ![]() I was already a fan of classical music and opera before reading Bel Canto, and I’m curious to know whether you think your knowledge of music (or lack thereof) affected the way you read those passages. Some of the most striking passages in the book are the ones that describe music. Music represents different things for different characters – safety, escape, or even God – and Roxane Coss’s singing has a mesmerizing, even magical, effect on both the hostages and the terrorists. for his/her heroism, growth, etc.)? How do you think the story would be different if it were told through the eyes of a single character? Q1. As in February’s book club pick, Station Eleven, the story is told from multiple perspectives. Is there a specific character that stood out to you or that you warmed to in particular (ex. I finished the book yesterday and I loved it, although I think I’m still recovering from the last chapter and the epilogue … but more on that in the discussion, I hope! Today we have TWO moderators for the price of one!! Julia and Kristina suggested we read Ann Patchett’s Bel Canto, and here they are with some thoughts and questions! ![]()
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