/lit/ - Literature

>>16079271
Probably what?

>Cato did not immediately die of the wound; but struggling, fell off the bed, and throwing down a little mathematical table that stood by, made such a noise that the servants, hearing it, cried out. And immediately his son and all his friends came into the chamber, where, seeing him lie weltering in his own blood, great part of his bowels out of his body, but himself still alive and able to look at them, they all stood in horror. The physician went to him, and would have put in his bowels, which were not pierced, and sewed up the wound; but Cato, recovering himself, and understanding the intention, thrust away the physician, plucked out his own bowels, and tearing open the wound, immediately expired.
>On hearing of his death in Utica, Plutarch wrote that Caesar commented, "Cato, I grudge you your death, as you would have grudged me the preservation of your life."

>>9310121
>Regardless of autism (in fact, it probably helps) he is lit-worthy
Are you really impressed by such blatant posturing? This kid had an idea of a disaffected someone he was trying to be in reaction to his low worth -- it's not me, it's everything. It's anything but worthy.