/lit/ - Literature

>>23161384
Sounds like 1984. We get extracts from the Goldstein book he reads ("the high, the middle and the low", etc). And 1984 often gets set in schools.


<Pic attached>: Spoilering should hide the filename but it's not a tricky one, to be honest. Rebekah certainly puts her finger on a weak point. No way a frog could effect a daring prison break disguised as a washerwoman. It just isn't happening.

She has a point, you know. A frog could never pull off a daring prison-break disguised as a washerwoman. It's just not happening.

She's right, you know. A frog could never pass itself off as a washerwoman to effect a daring prison-break.

>>19450213
She's right, you know. A frog never could pull off a daring prison break disguised as a human washerwoman.

She's right, you know. A frog really couldn't pull off a daring prison break disguised as a washerwoman. It's completely implausible.

One of my favourites. She's right, you know. A frog never could disguise itself as a human being. Wouldn't work.

Some BadReads reviews are wonderful. I'm tempted to log in and agree with this woman, for example. I mean she's right. How *could* a toad escape from prison by passing itself off as a washer-woman? Ridiculous. It would never work.

This is too easy really if you know the book, but I found it very funny anyway. Imagine that poor girl reading and thinking "WHAT!? NO! THIS IS COMPLETELY UNREALISTIC! THEY WOULD SEE AT ONCE IT WASN'T A WASHERWOMAN!"