/lit/ - Literature

>>14415485
Yes. The last few moments of Molly Bloom's soliloquy.

>>14415485
The last part of Lonesome Dove got me closer to tears than any book I have ever read. It was like getting punched in the gut.

>>14415485
Raskolnikov last meeting with his mother.

>>14415485
Yes.

>>14415485
plato's phaedo, when soc dies

>>14415924
Thats shit tier. Him kissing Sonyas feet was way where i cracked.

Also Mineas death in the egyptian.

Why did he have to go, bros? ;_;

>>14415485
yes i cryed when duumbledoor dieded in parry hotter.

>>14415485
metamorphosis when gregor's dad fuckin impales him with an apple. thats the only time ive ever cried reading anything

Why is this board full of women?

>>14415485
The end of warrior cats: the power of three

This book, unironically. When the MC says bye to his girlfriend for the last time and kisses her I cried. I was in middle school and had just broken up with my girlfriend, so I was emotionally fucked up and depressed. Yes I realize I'm a massive fag for crying at a Star Wars book.

>>14416020
Half of these posts are obviously ironic. Why must you be so dense?

>>14415981
So based. A childrens book where the frail poetic obviously gay protag has to literally kill himself to get back to his home planet. And kill himself by getting bit by a snake, a snake who has been grooming him for this throughout the story.

Yes I cried when Eragon visited Bron's grave in the last book

>>14416151
He shut the fuck up, he's not gay. I identified with the guy, he's not a faggot, stop fucking lying.

>>14415485
First chapter of Stoner

>>14415485
I dropped Jerusalem on my foot.

A Christmas Carol. Today.

>>14415485
To The Lighthouse can make you extremely nostalgic and sad about the passage of time

>>14416714
An airman called Antoine crashes in the desert and while he's repairing his engine her summons an imaginary companion to stop going crazy. He could have anything he wants, a beautiful wench, a saucy whore, but no, he imagines a pubescent boy who's completely innocent because he lived alone on an asteroid, growing flowers and obsessively cleaning his mini volcanoes. The boy is described as a prince in flowing robes, and the story lingers on description of how red his lips are and his blonde hair.

>>14415485
Hanno's chapter and the following one in Buddenbrooks.

>>14416990
I genuinely feel bad for someone so degenerated by the coom that even The Little Prince (the quintessence of goodness and innocence) begins to show erotic undertones

>>14417122
Every character in the book is male, the only female character is a sentient rose on the princes asteroid. She is described as neurotic and pathetic, constantly shit-testing the prince who explains how he has learnt patience by listening to her irrational fears of wolves and getting a glass globe to put over her because she's scared of drafts.

>>14417152
I personally can't see why this means that Saint-Exupéry wanted to have sex with the prince, but then again you are very much a cumbrain

>>14417169
I'm not saying the author desired the prince, I'm saying his fantasy companion was a willowy other-worldly young lad with pale skin and languid manners in beautiful clothes who comes from a star and describes how he journeyed to earth via a series of planetoids inhabited by a series of men all of whom he rejected for their various faults in order to finally end up hanging around with Antoine.

>>14415485
Near the end of pic rel.

>>14417221
>literalism
Never gonna make it

>>14415485
cried at the end of don quixote. i got really attached to the main characters.