Instruct: Classify an Amazon review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: Predictable characters and obvious conclusions

Tom Wolfe's mastery of the language makes him a great storyteller. But don't expect anything from this overly long book than one-dimensional characterizations and predictable plot resolutions. You've met every character many times before. There's the snooty, self-absorbed rich girls; the hormone-charged dumb jocks; the angry, middle-aged Jewish professor; the angry feminist; envious, cruel girlfriends ... etc., etc., etc. You can easily predict what will happen and how the subplots will play out. The only intriguing person is Charlotte herself. Yet Wolfe betrays and trivializes his title star. In the end, her final actions seem out-of-character and, for the reader especially, totally unrewarding.