Trash:Letter to Mr.Seal

Trash, a rather serious book, was brought to me by my partner, who recommended we read the book together for the book study group. It was a different experience, out of the norm compared to what we usually do, which is reading a novel solo, so I enjoyed the affair rather pleasantly, my partner being a hasty enthusiast, encouraging me to continue on. Unfortunately, our group was limited to only two members, while a bigger party would be more exciting, with greater discussion exchanged between members. Our blogs were where we got to read each others viewpoint on certain matters, and to reply with our own point of view, either conflicting or agreeing with the former. I went against my partner in one vital part:the story. He favors the plot and writing style, while I abhor it, the reason is because the narrator is constantly changing from one character to another, much to my dismay. The ending is a positive one, but of the vacuous happy variety, leaving much to desire. In any case, there was one significant quote that echoed throughout the story, the mentioning that "It is accomplished", which symbolized that the great crime that happened in the story has been corrected. To right the wrongs of the senator that stole from the common people, eventually meeting his downfall.