Artwork of a mumakil - a massive, bad-tempered beast halfway between. Tl dr: I’m looking for a book which has a scene in it where a guy stands in a rainstorm, and the rain drops give him bits of information, that eventually threaten to overload his brain. Book Scene: You can never have too much Tolkien. And as in Girls & Sex, Orenstein manages to present the data in a style that leaps off the page. I’m sorry I don’t remember much of it, but I’ve been trying to find it and it has been driving me crazy. Boys & Sex by Peggy Orenstein An equally revelatory, expansive counterpart to Orenstein’s Girls & Sex, Boys & Sex is the culmination of more than two years of research and a hundred-plus interviews with boys between the ages of sixteen and twenty-two. Suddenly he knows things he never did before, but the storm grows and now he’s being bombarded with all this information and it starts to hurt him (headache or something along those lines) and somehow he gets pulled into a cabin by someone, who explains that he would have died if he had stayed out there (presumably of some sort of information overload). That was too many times at bat for Duvall. House of the Dragon co-showrunner, Ryan Condal, recently explained why Lady Laena Velaryons (Nanna Blondell) death scene was changed from the book. Some legends say Kubrick shot the scene where Jack Nicholson threatens Duvalls Wendy with a bat 127 times. Great draft beer selection and cozy bar scene. TikTok video from Ray-law-knee (tragicreads): 'not book related but this scene is so goddamn cute schittscreek netflix alexisrose tedmullens alexisandted tedandalexis romance schittscreekscene season6'. Every rain drop that hits him gives him a bit of knowledge. SPOILERS for House of the Dragon season 1, episode 6. Visited Bookoo on multiple occasions- always provides an excellent meal especially with a 5 year old. This is the scene: The man is standing outside, I have a feeling it was in an open field in either a dream or some other sort of “other realm type situation” when it starts to rain.
I was hoping someone else might recognize it by my scant description. A few years ago I read a book with a with a memorable scene in it, but I can’t seem to remember what book it was in, or anything else about the book other than this scene, that the main character is a man, and it was probably a fantasy book (probably in the vein of Neil Gaiman but I’m fairly certain it wasn’t him).
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