Vittorio
I have found that not all squalls to books are as equally great as the first. In the case of Anne Rice's book, Vittorio this holds true. When I first read the book Pandora, I was astounded at how much I enjoyed reading it, but Vittorio was not the same. It was dull from the very beginning, and it was hard for me to make myself read it. I feel that if it were not for this assignment, I would have dropped it with in the first two chapters. I began to think that it would soon pick up once I made it to about the middle, but I was wrong. Vittorio was also written as a journal/ story of his life, but to me his life was not interesting at all. Vittorio was born in the town of Florence, Italy. His mother died after she had his younger sister, and his father was never around. He grew up only knowing his older brother, younger sister, and their caretaker. They were very rich and for those riches, his family was killed. A vampire named Ursula killed his family, wh
Vittorio soon over heard her talking to her accomplice, and confronted her about it. I began to lose even more interest in this story. This was one of the only parts of the story that I enjoyed reading. Ursula was there looking for him, and this time, he would talk to her. In my opinion some stories would be better off left alone, and not have a sequel. But when she returned for the rest, Vittorio had came home and found his family died. He hid in an Egyptian Temple of Isis, where at that time Pandora was also seeking refuge. It was a dull and unexciting story, that I would have rather not have read it. He told her that everything she did in the past was only that; in the past. She begged him for forgiveness, but he would not. I found the death of his family disturbing, but she was able to keep it a secrete from him for so long. ------------------------------------------------------------------------**Bibliography**. He Left Florence at that time, and went to Rome.
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