Snow Mountain Tragedy

Author: [French] Oberling Zhi Min
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: The protagonist of this work, Elise, is a 33-year-old blind, quadriplegic mute. Her disabilities prevent her from communicating with others, but her mind is clear, and she can listen well to what others say. The novel is built upon her inner monologue, personal reflections, and descriptions of the external environment. She and her companion, Yvette, go to a ski resort in the Alps for rehabilitation. They never imagined that this would be the beginning of a true nightmare. Soon after their arrival, they encounter trouble. A stranger loiters around them. He brings them a large steak and calls to ask if it tastes good. The next day, a murder occurs in the area. A young woman is found murdered in an abandoned house, her naked body nailed to a piece of wood. Elise wonders if they have eaten human flesh. In the world of ice and snow, this nightmare has far from ended. The ending of the story is completely unexpected. A series of shocking murders unfolds. They also become targets of the killings. Although Elise suffers greatly, she remains relentless in her battle against these monsters. With the help of Yvette and several residents at the leisure center, she finally defeats evil and brings the criminals to justice. The plot of the entire book is complex and full of suspense. The writing style is unique. The author presents the story through the personal experiences of a blind and mute female detective, with extremely detailed psychological descriptions. Due to her high sensitivity to sound, the author meticulously depicts various sounds, allowing readers to experience the dark world alongside her. Her silent cries seem to urge people to reflect on how to remain highly vigilant and how to build a better future with more love and reason when facing various evils.