FIRST BLOG ENTRY: FIRST AND SECOND ITERATION

When Dinosaurs ruled the earth.

The first time I read the book i thought, - this is very similar to the movie- then  I  realized  it wasn't, The movie is kind of a summary, I dare to say that the book it's an extended version, you get to know all the characters, all the characters  have at least two chapters for their own.  The first two iterations,  felt real, and the gore it's used like a descriptive tool not for morbid purposes. The book is divided in seven iterations that are like the book parts, each one fill of   several chapters, you can read rapidly and fluidly because of the short length of each chapter.
The first third of the book is all suspense; Michael Crichton constructs the fictional resort in Isla Nublar, Costa Rica.  Several testimonies of people that have been attacked by dinosaurs, the government investigating on John Hammond's DNA and bioengineering Industry; InGen,   all these testimonies together construct a very consistent and solid story. Then when the main character arrived to Jurassic Park is all order, you think that it’s impossible that something wrong happen, that the control system is flawless and all animals are subjected.  An analogy to daily life, because we think we have the control for everything.

 "There is a problem with that island. It is an accident waiting to happen."
Ian Malcolm - Second Iteration Ian Malcolm.

He is the only one who knows what it's going to happen, no one listen to him, by the moment he said that you know something bad it's about to happen.

Vocabulary

Mauled: to injure make a bad and nasty wound.


Nodded: To shake the head in sign of affirmation.


Hind legs: rear legs of an animal. The chicken walked in their hind legs.

sighed: when exhale air in sign of relief.  Like when i pass the exams
 

Strong headed: that a person don't want to change his ideas.