/lit/ - Literature

Please recommend me some literature that is about a great leader, particularly about his personality, traits and mannerisms. Preferably a biography.

Okay lads, today I'm going to start my journey to becoming a robot in the sense that I will remove all emotion and become solely focused on accomplishing my goals.

What a my goal? I want to create my own monastery, a large, academic compound that emulates apture in many ways. I want to provide accommodation to motivated individuals who will dedicate their lives to their field of research.

We will create an organisation of loyal members willing to uphold our established constitution.

Okay lads I'm going to become a monk

Why haven't you dedicated your life to study and ascetic living?

How do I become a monk?

"Philosophy cannot be taught; it is the application of the sciences to truth; it is like the golden cloud in which the Messiah went up into heaven."

What has literature taught you /lit/?

Pic related, the count of Monte Carlo has taught me that smoking weed with strangers is bad, they may come to your house with their nigger slave and fuck your dad up.

I just have finished 'The Count of Monte Cristo'.
Im kind of dissapointed because of the whole 'revenge'.
I thought, Edmund will humiliate his enemies, and then kill them.
What's up with that talking about god and everything ? He supposed to be dead inside, full of hate and killing wish

The Count of Monte Cristo.

I've seen the movie and know the basic gist of the story, but is it worth reading the book just to get a better experience?