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Title: Tedious
Review: I did not finish it. A man gets lost, and is helped by strangers, who are having a party, and telling stories. The stories are morality tales. The first story is about a boy who does something wrong and claims the consequences of his actions are not his fault. He joins with others like him to change his action from being thought of as wrong to being thought of as right. What is the significance of this story? How does one apply this story? Are there examples of this going on today? I wish the author would add a chapter to explain this. I would read that chapter, and skip the rest of the book. If the story means that "Man has a propensity to excuse his own behavior", why not just say that?
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