Can you judge motives from actions ?

Kaal mayha ajun ek pustak zahla vachun. He post lihila ahe te fakta pustakacha review denyasathi. Kaal ratri vachun sampla te 3 vajta. I was quite tempted to switch on the computer ani tevach lehaycha vichar hota. Pan mazhi bhacchi sakali sakali uthavte mala. So mhantla zop nahi honar udya , mhanun mag sakali lihu. The French Lieutenants Woman, he tya pustacha naav. Tasa me net var baghun somehow he pustak choose kela hota. Farach nirala ahe he. Veglach ekdum ... Mhanje khara tar me tashi barich pustaka vachli ahet. Pan he writing stzle kadich navti pahili aadhi. Aapli naatka astat na, tasa kahitari ahe he. Mhanje natkat jasa ... hmmm i forgot what you call him. Damn , this is so stupid. Mhanje jo natakacha part nasto pan he gives background ani commentry. Hope you got who ... waste ahe ani me. Tar tasach lihila ahe he pustak pan. The author talks to us. Ani farach veglya ritine bolto. Mhanje to author mhanun ach bolto. Sahi vatta te ani. Ani this is probably the first book je mala story baddal vichar nahi kela tari aavadla. Mhanje story madhe je kay hot hota te hot hota. Pan the way the sentences were constructed was a treat to read. Pahilandya thoda klishta vatta, pan its like a cheewat pan refreshingly juicy fruit. Barach vel ek ach ghasavar munch karta yeta ani te masta pan vatta. Ani mayza sathi it was surprising. Tasa proper marathi novel me pahila vachal te Yayati. Ani te aalankarik bhashet lihila ahe. Pan after reading a thousand english books now i stumble across this one. Ani hyachi bhaasha aalankarik english mhanayla havi. Tasa comparision would be unfair, pan tari i would say ki fakta bhashechya babtit ani sentence construction ani vividness chya babtit, this would beat any other book, including Yeyati, that i have read hands down. So the book is set in the victorian era. The author wanted to write a victorian novel ani has come out tops. Ajun ek veglich gosta hya novel baddal mhanje he provides alternate endings :-) Ani ka te pan to sangto . The characters are very nice too. Ani very real. Sadhza i like books and movies and stuff where the characters are all gray. Khara baghayla gela tar aayusha tasach asta na. Hi jaaniv pan eka pustakacha review vachtanach zahla mala. Pan now i totally subscribe to it. Black ani White kahich nasta. Every person is some shade of gray. Ani tyamulech mala novels madhe pan ashish loka astil tar te sadhya avadayla lagli ahet. Hya novel madhe te tar ahech. Pan if we take one particular ending, then he has gone a step further ani introduced one more thing. One character is actually of an indeterminate shade. It ( i dont want to tell if its a male or female) can be absolutely anything .... Mhanje it is not gray. It can be dazzeling white or dark black. Anything ...uncertain. And not because the author does not tell you stuff. Uncertain even if you look into that persons mind. The question then becomes, can you attribute labels of good and evil to actions, when the motives are not understood. The author invites you to dwell on the motives and come up with your own anwers. Totally mindblowing. This concept probably is not out of the blue. I suppose i liked it more cause i relate to it, so its certainly not ingenious or anything. Pan being able to actually carry it off in a novel. That is mindboggling. Ata vel milala ani naveen novel vachnar ashshil ani tyat thoda effort lavazchi tazari asel tar i totally recommend this. Go all out and read it, its a treat. Pan thoda effort lagto. Jasta nahi pan tari. Mhanje even mala especially pahilanda pahilanda sentences deconstruct karayla lagli. Ki nakki kay mhanto ahe te. Pan even that process is delicious and not tedious so go right ahead and read it. The book is The French Lieutenants Woman. Author John Fowles. Juna ahe pustak. Hyacha movie pan ahe. Pan dont see it. I have not seen it pan tari. Normally pustak vachlya nantar i feel like watching the movie to see how it is done. Even though i know, and correctly, that the movie will not measure up to the book. But this once i know that however good, it be totally unfair to the book. Just cause of the way the book is written.