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Ethan Brown, one mind, one purpose and no regrets. I confess that from the very title of this story book, something indecipherable was operated on me, it gave me chills, I knew that I was facing something creepy, difficult to digest and at the same time captivating, I don’t know its author Gian Carlos Garcia, so I don’t owe him any praise, He really is a cultivator of the "Horror” genre and based on internal monologues He shows us the stairs that lead us inside that Machiavellian brain that wanders inside him, in most of his prose there are no filters, no ornaments, His soliloquies are an uninterrupted speech (that is, it does not appeal or allow the interlocutor to participate or respond) that transmits thoughts or emotions. This is a subjective statement of psychological value since it allows access to the inside of the subject in question. “Almost” everyone tends to confuse monologue with soliloquy —just like dialogue with colloquium—, but the conceptual difference is clear: in the monologue, only one character speaks, while in the soliloquy a character speaks to himself and speaking to himself Ethan Brown starts from the very beginning of his work: /... I perceive his fear... infused by the panic of turning into a prey: my prey, I almost catch up as I slowly get a little closer and closer, to hear the wild and incessant beating of his heart, his despair to escape to escape at all costs, inevitably succumbing to the fear of being caught and eventually killed is what drives me crazy.../ Extract of the prologue of Odaliz De León