/lit/ - Literature

>>11178548
The Unnecessary Sequel

After spending some years with the people's of the far away land he traveled to, the young lad would occasionally gripe about the "stupid oracle" of the volcano. People eventually told him he shouldn't judge the oracle so harshly. She was very old, had learned much and had helped many people with her advice. "What exactly did you ask here?" one man inquired, and when told, the man suggested preparing a series of different questions to get at his "Truth".
"She'd answer more than one?" he asked. "Yes, but when the sun moves off the pond she fads away till the next day, so be quick in asking." It did take some prodding, but the lad finally consented to ascend to the mountain once again.

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>>9186168
So you don't like reading.

>>8422299
>Posting the "Falling for 'le start with the Greeks' meme" meme.

>>>/v/

>>5292450
>Life is meaningless: This is an opportunity.

Better?

Can't it be considered borrowed?