/lit/ - Literature

>>23109103
The Count of Monte Cristo

Any books about criminal/scammer sigma grindset mindset?

Which books best display intelligence used and driven solely by malice? I would like to know who the most psychologically disturbed and alright evil characters are.

Sauce?

>>11330878
>tfw I once considered buying that book so I could offend my Catholic mum

>>11137102
The villain is so edgy that it's kinda hillarious in a way. Easily the worst part of the book.
>A Homosexual pedophile Aryan Nazi Taliban

Other than that I liked the general theme of redemption

>>10257888
You think you're posting Stirner by accident?

;)

>>10252716

I'm you but smarter

>have tutorial on accounts of American colonists being captured by natives
>have to buy a tutorial book with all these accounts printed in it
>don't buy it
>outside the tutorial I ask everyone what their readings were about, tell them I haven't bought them
>"ughh it was full of boring Bible quotes"
>I ask what parts of the Bible were quoted
>tutorial begins
>professor asks questions about our readings
>"why do you think she quotes the book of Job here?"
>with a shit-eating grin I launch into a summary of the book of Job and how the writer is comparing her experience among the Indians with Jobs' suffering, which was part of a larger Christian narrative colonists used to Cole with Indian attacks
>professor nods and smiles and keeps saying, 'yes, exactly'
>professor shits on everyone else's answers to other questions, only gave approval of mine
>everyone in class is surprised because they knew I didn't have the readings done
>a girl approaches me after class and says "wow you must be really smart how did you answer his question without doing the readings?" (apparently having a knowledge of the Bible is unthinkable)

>>8579562
its because reddit is our colony

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