Borlú Gets to See Ul Qoma for the First Time | The City and the City

Borlú finds himself on a course designed to initiate a Besźel citizen in a Ul Qoma.
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[@frankward8336]

Liverpool looks like that when I stagger out of the pub

[@TheRoseanne58]

Thanks a lot for sharing- I love David Morrissey!

[@runningcommentary2125]

It really bugs me that for some reason all the Besz in the show speak English and have signs written in actual English and the Ul-Qomans use the Georgian script when Besz is supposed to be written in an alphabet that looks like Cyrillic and its the Ul-Qomans who use the Latin script.

[@RyanLynch1]

yeah but i see why they did it. the protagonist is besz and the story focuses on beszel quite a bit so if they want to make it most accessible then they gotta swap the writing systems

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It's an Audi A6, actually...

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Beware of Breech!

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BREACH

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[@adrianusnicholas8600]

I read the book i don’t think this happened

[@matthewutech5970]

It's not called an adaptation for nothing.

[@danielal.guzman1670]

Borlú goes to an orientation in the book, but the actual scene is not described in detail, it's just quickly mentioned.