/lit/ - Literature

>>23494197
I've had that sense before, that women really "believe" in all this shit about this world. Crazy to me. But you said it more eloquently. picrel would probably agree

Despite being incredibly obnoxious, I find him to be a fairly sympathetic character, and arguably the only sane one, aside from Jones.

Have any of you degenerates actually read Boethius? Ignatius is somehow convincing me it's a good idea.

Literally me, the literary character

How are your valves doing, anons?

The original 4 channer

>I mingle with my peers or no one, and since I have no peers, I mingle with no one. I refuse to "look up." Optimism nauseates me. It is perverse. Since man's fall, his proper position in the universe has been one of misery.

Who is your favorite literary protagonist?

The greatest literary character of the 20th century, possibly of all time.

>>22970283
The implication of your statement is that college educated students quickly fizzle out in their facile attempts to analyze text since this thread is about books that are only annotated at the beginning. Yet WE are the low IQ NEETs. Curious!

This character is unironically the average user of this sub. Educated, well-read, but with zero life experience and overly paranoid of people/misanthropic. Nobody will ever want to read something you have written, at least in your current, bitter state. Get off the internet and go experience something, anything, now.