/lit/ - Literature

>>2722503

Nope. Try again, kid.

trope

Pronunciation: /trəʊp/
noun

a figurative or metaphorical use of a word or expression: both clothes and illness became tropes for new attitudes toward the self my sense that philosophy has become barren is a recurrent trope of modern philosophy perhaps it is a mistake to use tropes and parallels in this eminently unpoetic age
a significant or recurrent theme; a motif: she uses the Eucharist as a pictorial trope

>mfw you fucking cunts think that it exists because of TvTropes.

Read some fucking literary theory instead of fapping and lying about the thick books you've read and just fuck off.

>>2705240

I was shagging this girl for a bit last year (despite the stain to my character and the eternal damnation I've no doubt justly earned), and she told me that every guy she'd been with said he'd eaten his own manfat at least once "out of curiosity". She thought it was a bit weird that I never had. Then again, she was a fair bit younger than me, and dutch, so maybe that's what you kids get up to these days.

tl;dr - probably not as weird as you think it is.

>>2683840

>mfw I just realised that most of /lit/ read the book and then read the endnotes. Are these guys getting dumber?

bump
i want to talk to someone about this:(

>>2415688

>mfw I think I might actually enjoy that.

>>2343968

>yfw I rip fat books in half because they're too much trouble to read in one piece.