Call of cuty modern warfare

One thing about Hellfire Club is the killer. Straub had a pretty good idea for him, though I'm not sure if it's plausible. To compete with how Hannibal Lector is so smart about scents and things, this guy knows makeup and women's clothing and hair better than they do themselves, or at least the protoganist who is presented as too practical to be concerned with such feminine things. The killer knows more about being a woman than she does, which I guess is Straub's way of saying it's all a fake. But he's a side issue. The book is more about storytelling, and an old secrets which eventually comes to light, and when it does is sort of a let down. It's a bad thing, but given that it's hardly unusual seems meaningful now only for its literary consequences, though it's still not clear to me exactly who wrote the book within the book. Oh, well, time to play call of duty modern warfare 3 ps3.