Cogomov

I am very early into the series, this being perhaps the 6th read (including some repitition), and I think I'm starting to get it. The breadth of detail of early 19th century England is amazing. This is the same time period that Jane Austen inhabits. I should probably get back to reading her, but after reading O'Brian, I really don't want to. 

I must admit, I was totally confused reading my first book. It has taken a bit of time to get into the rhythmn of his writing. It is as if he is writing in that time, not of that time. He is writing the same way Jane Austen writes. Some of the scenes; dances, balls, chamber music concerts and dinners, are the same sets as seen from different eyes. 

I have a long ways to go with the Aubrey series, and perhaps these observations won't hold up, but it's an interesting ride.

The final scene was the entire crew chanting: Odama, Odama, Odama. 

This was the night after 'The Election' with the crowd chanting: Obama, Obama, Obama.

I'm usually not a conspiracy theorist, but there's got to be something going on.