Summary & Analysis - An Absolutely Remarkable Thing: Based On The Book By Hank Green

SUMMARY & ANALYSIS

AN ABSOLUTELY REMARKABLE THING

BASED ON THE BOOK BY HANK GREEN

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CONTENT

The Discovery of Carl and Internet Fame

The Global Phenomenon and a Strange Code

Decoding the Sequence and First Contact

Navigating Fame and the Agency

The Freddie Mercury Sequence and a Growing Movement

The Dream and the Emergence of "Defenders"

A Book Deal, a Manifesto, and a Tour

The 767 Sequence and Betrayal

A Trap, Violence, and Death

General Analysis

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK

"An Absolutely Remarkable Thing" by Hank Green tells the story of April May, a young woman who becomes famous after discovering a mysterious robot statue named Carl. This discovery leads to a global phenomenon, as more of these robots appear worldwide, and many people begin experiencing a shared dream associated with them. April uses her newfound fame to try and promote a positive understanding of the Carls, and attempts to unravel their mysteries along with her friends. The story explores themes of fame, responsibility, and the human response to the unknown, and is filled with puzzles, technological riddles and social commentary, culminating in a dangerous confrontation.

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Release date

Audiobook: February 12, 2025