In Meat Dolls (Arcadia Ed 2008) is the theme of travel . As I said, is a thread that runs in every story.
Simon begins his journey (and enters our story) when thrown from a speeding car.
Since then, his life continues to roll, from the Upper Town, where it is thrown like garbage, the first in a pot, then in a cage in the basement of a convent.
One day, however, Simon manages to emerge from the darkness on a cold spring, it goes back to the light, in the Lower Town, as a plan that, at the first ray of sun, blossoms.
It can not be said to be lucky, but Olivia is certainly unfortunate for him, because he makes you a thief and a prostitute.
Simon's life undergoes a sudden surge when it is sold to my Lord and comes in a huge house, to fall again when it turns out that my Lord is a pedophile.
And in this roller coaster, what changes in Simon? What
lost and what gained?
His trip is special because, although it looks, what interests us is not merely follow his ups and downs, as in what he does not change . Despite being raised in the midst of hardship, injustice and violence, desperate love, even in the wrong people, Simon has maintained his innocence.
not only physical, but also moral.
E 'a trip too?
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