“There's a difference between
really loving someone and loving the idea of her.”
Reenact your
favorite scenes from the Best Seller Gone
Girl by Gillian Flynn! With the new Lego© sets based off of the gripping
novel Gone Girl, audiences can revel
in their appreciation for the much-loved story by using their favorite
characters to change the book’s story! Did you finish the book and not like the
way it ended? Wish a certain character wasn’t even written at all? Use these
Legos to rewrite the book how YOU wanted it to happen. Perhaps reintroduce new
evidence that was not found; maybe get revenge on those who are ACTUALLY
responsible for all of the drama. Get the Lego© Gone Girl sets today and end the tome the way you wish it would’ve.
All this and more is possible with these new Lego© sets! Get them today!
In the book Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn, Amy Dunn
creates her own ending to a nightmarish story. Angry at Nick for not providing
the marriage she wanted, not accepting her true colors, and finding love
elsewhere, Amy builds a plethora of evidence against Nick. She carefully plans
to take him down and end the marriage on her terms: her free of him and him
never to be free again. By framing Nick for murder/kidnapping, Amy Dunn makes
the story her won and single-handedly hijacks Nick’s life. With the Gone Girl Lego© sets, the audience has
the freedom to do the exact same thing! For a small price, readers can
manipulate the lives of the beloved characters and choose how they want the story
to end. Brick by brick they rebuild the world that Gillian Flynn wrote of and
piece by piece they have the power to change the story into something truly
unique and different. The Lego© sets available are of the most dramatic and
suspenseful scenes in the book, scenes that audience members have been craving
to change. Lego© offers dynamic scenes such as “The Crime Scene”, “The Press
Conference” “Finding the Tool Shed” and “Amy’s Cabin Adventures”. Audience
members can feel free to rearrange the story and change how it all plays out,
creating their own ending to an adventurous story. As Amy states in the book, “There’s
something disturbing about recalling a warm memory and feeling utterly cold.”
With these new Lego© sets people who loved the story can change the book and
remember the way they want to, without all the disturbing moments. For
instance, in our brand new set: “The Shocking News!” Change what Noelle Hawthorne
reveals about Amy and instead have Amy show
up at the press conference and steal the microphone away from Nick and confess
her crime, starting off with: “Can you imagine, finally showing your true self
to your spouse, your soul mate, and having him not like you? So that's how the
hating first began. I've thought about this a lot, and that's where it started,
I think.” With Gone Girl Legos, you
can literally change the story completely in a matter of seconds. In the words
of the Amazing-Amy, “The secondhand experience is always better.”
Lego© Gone Girl sets are a great idea. After
you read a book with an ending like Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl, readers wish they would have had some say in how the
novel ended. With these creative toys, readers can change the story and end it
the way the truly felt it should have ended. This product could really broaden the audience
for the book and other books. Readers
love to relish in their fandoms and toy around with various characters and
storylines. Lego sets of various best-selling novels would not only be a great
collectable toy, but a way for audience members to engage with the story in a
more active way. With these Gone Girl
Lego sets, us as readers can use our imagination and build on to an already
fantastic story that Gillian Flynn has written. My idea will also do a great job at getting
the book more readers, as Lego© has a MASSIVE fan base made up of both adults
and kids alike. My idea not only promotes fan growth, but also maintains fans
connections with the book/writer. Generally, after individuals finish a book
they lose contact with their love for a book and/or the author. But if there
are toys that let the audience indulge in their favorite fandoms and stories,
they are more likely to follow the author and their books.
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