Watch me Overanalyze Mike Rogers
!!HEAVY SPOILERS FOR THE BOOK " ENDLESS NIGHT " AHEAD!! I read on Pinterest one day: "Literary analysis is just a professional way of overthinking." Can't argue with that one. Of course, it doesn't apply to every analysis. But it definitely applies to the endless (pun intended) train of thought that arrives, right on time, in the middle of the night. You know the feeling—when you can't stop thinking about a specific thing a character said or did, and why they did it. Lately, that character for me is the beloved Mike Rogers from Agatha Christie’s masterpiece, Endless Night . I am currently re-reading this book for what feels like the 100th time, and the more I read it, the more fascinating Mike becomes. Now, the thing about me is that I don't—or simply can't—visualize characters physically. The color of their eyes, the shape of their face, the sharpness of their jaw—I can't picture those features at all. When I read a story, the only mental ...