good one,
i enjoyed the setting in the fog, the waterfront and the early 1900\'s time frame. nothing good ever comes from the fog. it reminds me of turn of the century london and jack the ripper.
it\'s interesting, last week i listened to a book on tape . it was TO HELL AND BACK by Audy Murphy. he describes several of his comrads suffering from shell shock. they seemed normal until the enemy artillery started falling. one guy was sent back to the aid station several times but kept coming back to the front line out of sense of duty. as soon as the shelling started he freaked out . i wonder what happened to those guys when they got home.
back to the fog. i was completely spellbound . i couldn\'t figure out what had happened or why. i couldn\'t believe our hero could have done it. i hoped not anyway. when i heard the real murderer\'s story i jumped at it. i knew he had done it. i wasn\'t sure if the killer was going to try to frame our hero . i was torn. it sure would have added to the plot but i didn\'t want our guy to go through any more bad stuff.
the ending wasn\'t a surprise to me but i enjoyed the story very much. i gave it a 4.
hey i just realised the actors didn\'t have boston accents! i wonder if that would have made it better or worse?