
The Devil You Know
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Narrated by:
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Will Damron
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By:
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K. J. Parker
The greatest philosopher of all time is offering to sell his soul to the devil. All he wants is 20 more years to complete his life's work. After that he really doesn't care. But the assistant demon assigned to the case has his suspicions, because the philosopher is Saloninus, the greatest philosopher, yes, but also the greatest liar, trickster, and cheat the world has yet known - the sort of man even the Father of Lies can't trust. He's almost certainly up to something...but what?
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Slight Spoiler Question Kind Of Thing To Think About After You Are Done.
1. One thing though I don't know if you can answer is why this man chose this representative.
2. How did he know his name to ask for him, also on the cover it says father of lies , we all know that Satan has that honor but from the memories of himself we can see he more like a minion of Hell that Satan himself.
Our Mortality How Will You React
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Just one problem
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Should have used two different voice actors!
Narration fail
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Good story limited by voice actor
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He would use the same voice for the devil as he would use for the philosopher and vice versa, so at time I wasn't sure who was talking at all
Good story, bad reader
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The story is excellent. It is very clever and witty. But you do sort of have to pay attention.
I thought the narrator was fine
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The narrator does a good job of giving the different characters distinct voices that are easy to distinguish. But when the demon finishes speaking the narrator uses the demon's voice to say "he said" or "I said", or "I surprised him" as if the demon is narrating the story, when it's actually the old man narrating the story, then he switches to the old man's voice. The result is confusion. It took me a while to figure out who was surprised and who was narrating the story. I had to pay careful attention or I'd end up confused. It seemed as though the narrator had not read the story before doing his job. A little preparation and attention to detail would have avoided this and made it a 4* or 5* story.
Story=Great Narrator=Terrible
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3.5 stars
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