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Things Umineko has gotten me to read:

And Then There Were None & Crooked House by Agatha Christie
The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri
Rappaccini's Daughter by Nathaniel Hawthorne

Surely it can't be all bad since I've read some classic literature because of it, right?

>> No.5671399

You missed murder on the orient express you faggot

>> No.5671405
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5671405

>He never read these before

Well aren't you illiterate or underage

>> No.5671406

Umineko made me love dolls~

>> No.5671398

The fact that you haven't read any of those before Umineko mentioned them is sad.

>> No.5671411
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5671411

Demonbane made me read Lovecraft.

>> No.5671417

>>5671399
That's next on my list, then.

>> No.5671423

I actually want to make a list of all books mentioned in Umineko and put it up on Amazon.com as one of their "Listmania" things. Including the Bible and Paradise Lost and all the classics.

>> No.5671428

Go back to /lit/, reading is for queers.

>> No.5671442

>>5671428
'Sup, Americunt.

>> No.5671446

>>5671385
Being inspired to read something decent through a shitty author's meta-referential wanking is an issue by itself.

>> No.5671456

>>5671442

I'm american and I read

it has less to do with america and more to do with the fact that young people today are fucking retarded

>> No.5671469

Reported.

>> No.5671483
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5671483

Tsukihime got me to read Twilight.

>> No.5671495

Haven't read 'The Murder of Roger Akroyd' 'The Mystery of the Yellow Room' or 'The Hollow Man' = fail.

>> No.5671510

None of these will help you solve umineko, they will just make you feel like they do
Umineko is the epitome of the closed room subgenre, all other mysteries contain maybe 1 closed room trick that is very simple

>> No.5671525

>>5671510
Like closed rooms are the only thing to solve in Umineko.

>> No.5671560

>>5671525
They may not be the only thing to solve, but damn if they aren't the most fun.

>> No.5671564

the reason i read vns is because im too adhd for books

>> No.5671588

the reason i read books is because im too western for vns

>> No.5671596

>>5671510
No, all closed rooms are solved by Kanon doing them. There's not some sort of super special technique used for each one individually; once you solve one, you've solved them all.

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5671606

>Umineko is the epitome of the closed room subgenre

>> No.5671607

>>5671596
>No, all closed rooms are solved by Kanon doing them.

That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard.

>> No.5671614

Umineko is the epitome of SHIT and milfs

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