action and emotion

There it's done! Here we are with the end result and the adventures of the "Green Giant" on-man created by human folly. The first two volumes had distilled we quite dindices and revelations about the origin of Morgenstern, but the mystery remained well maintained and dombrés areas were yet to be discovered. We thus find our hero for the ultimate mission and not least, he fact that comes not only preserve its own freedom but the lives of his friends Jeremy and Jacky. When these two are directly threatened, feeling both responsible and the origin of their woes, Morgenstern flies to their rescue. The characters seemed more Mount pushed in this volume, the relationships between them are strong, a family is created around Morgenstern. The latter has little dattache, it strives to preserve a certain solitude despite the events. Its origins, its nature, and the fact that it remains a coveted pushed the specimen choose a life away from emotional stress. His relationship with Eli is very special, because if it is somehow an adopted son, he is older and taken the place of a father. Father and son interchangeable, their relationship remains really disturbing and poignant. Their mutual commitment is not in doubt, and if Eli grew, aged, became a father and grandfather, Eytan remained young and alone, a prisoner of his condition. This last volume, always punctuated by a pervasive and perfectly controlled action sets The emphasis on the relationships between the characters. If their previous adventures had brought them together, their relationship will consolidate facing the enemy.