Reflections about "Death Note"

Originally posted on: 15/10/2012
Reedited on: 17/07/2019

     Death Note is one of the most famous animes in the world. I believe it's that way because of the main subject and the rational duel it has. When I've watched this one, I started to have some thoughts about the conflict and the facts developed in it. Maybe I'm being carried away with the "reflection" thing, though I believe there are some things to explore. After a long discussion with friends, I thought about writing something about Death Note. Here we go.

About the novel "Dom Casmurro" by Machado de Assis

Originally posted on: 18/09/2013
Reedited in: 13/07/2019

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    I've easily found Dom Casmurro: there was an old version of the book at home, therefore I couldn't read because it was in a bad state. At that time, it didn't really matter much, although recently (seven years later) I questioned myself "why some books are 'classic of the literature'?". So, I've started to read some of those books just to reflect on it, and that way I've come to Dom Casmurro again.

     I had known some Machado de Assis' books aside Dom Casmurro, I've started to like his way of writing and it became one of the those I like the most, I can't really explain why though. Before starting the comments about the book itself, let's know more about the most talented and famous Brazilian writer below: