/lit/ - Literature

The answer is always:

It makes the /lit/izen get a momentary feeling of superiority, which he often will thinly disguise as disappointment or sadness.

That this image uses a book commonly assigned in high school—/lit/'s favorite sort of book during the school year—makes this all the more amusing from both ends.

>>2804647

Evelyn Waugh, "Brideshead Revisited"

(Yeah, Charles was just being young & bi for a while, but Sebastian…)

>>2490528

> I prefer to ignore large parts of the Western canon because I'm a fundamentalist.

>>2463260

Ahem.

>>2402682

Let's get past the retard's nihilism of the text, but the mishmash of type in that image is an æsthetic nightmare.

>>2364923

>mfw this won't work

Sorry about your loss. I've actually some experience here.

Is your family religious? Was your mom, specifically? Will the burial be a religious ceremony? If so: What religion?

If not: What type of ceremony is planned?