/lit/ - Literature

>>1151265
>Successfully slaying DeepandEdgy
Anon, you deserve a medal

Posting in a bad Lin thread

good lord, if 'Brax turns out to be Tao I'm going to Laugh so hard

Nostalgia'd hard. We need this thread more often

Fuck you, Sagan

>>1082024
/lit/ has been unusually jolly these last few days. The hatemongers appear to have taken a short break

How 'bout you come back when you've learned something interesting from the course and share it with us? I always like hearing things from lectures I'll never have time to be in

>>1067452
This. It's rather hard to legitimize piracy, don't you think?

>Former bureaucrat with ties to the ousted political elite. Participated in all kinds of horrible activities under the old regime, but had some level of conscience
>Unwillingly pressured into a revolutionary group to prevent the re-emergence of the old regime
>Has a crisis of confidence and supports the elite’s re-emergence to power
>is murdered by his own former friends for saving them

The Character is an alienated pushover trying desperately to survive by appeasing others. He is an anti-hero in many ways for not opposing the atrocities of the regime, but is probably the only genuinely “good man” in the entire play. Manipulated by both friend and foe, he eventually dies a death of convenience for losing his worth to all parties involved. A strange justice, he dies justly for his flaws by an even greater evil which rises to oppress everything.

Man, I need to work more on this.

The only place polysci students actually get to use their skills is trolling on the internet

kind of funny, really

>>942807
Nothing to go on about.

>>942817
Spambot virus in the .jpgs

It's latent when the .jpg isn't saved as 4chan.hta, right? Anybody save one by accident and have a problems afterwards even when they virus checked their computer?

So I know this is ancient history, but whatever happened to the anon who worked in the rare book archive? Was kind of neat to see

Basset hounds, fuck yea