I'm glad that Darren sought out the truth to help solve all of the murders in Lark. I think certain people, especially Geneva and Randie, deserved to know what actually happened. #engl20101
@BaileyB16833392 this is really interesting! it doesn't surprise me, since her writing isn't very dialogue based, and more focused on visual descriptions through her chosen verbiage. #engl20101
@Bethany22535696 i think darren’s choice to disobey his suspension is critical to solving this mystery, and i completely agree that it is important to remember his occupation, which is easily forgotten. #engl20101
Another theme that was prominent in parts 1-3 was justice and injustice. Through the deaths of Michael and Missy followed by Darren’s actions as a Texas Ranger, the reader is able to follow the story from an egalitarianistic perspective. #engl20101
A common theme that I picked up on in Bluebird, Bluebird is family. Through Locke’s writing, we are able to see a glimpse of many of the major characters' family lives, including Darren, Geneva, and Randie, among others. #engl20101
This article showcases the highlights from an interview. Something that I thought was interesting was that the setting for Bluebird Bluebird, specifically Highway 59, has personal significance to Locke. https://t.co/sJR1PosdaB #engl20101
@HahnKaeley i think the frequent perspective changes made the read more enticing. i do not think i would have been as engaged if it was a narrative by only one character. #engl20101