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Anonymous Fri Jul 30 20:40:06 2021 No.18753170 [Reply] [Original]

got the ending of anna karenina spoiled for me. should I still read it? was it bad anyway?

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 30 20:47:34 2021 No.18753195 >>18753170 >still read it? sure, the ending doesn't come as a surprise

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 30 21:15:44 2021 No.18753314 >>18753170 Uncultered pleb.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 30 21:16:20 2021 No.18753318 >>18753170 Soap opera tier.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 30 21:16:48 2021 No.18753321 >>18753170 The best part is Levin who cares about the train schedule

Anonymous Fri Jul 30 21:27:08 2021 No.18753374

>>18753170
It's an example of the worst style of books in existence, whose stole purpose is to occupy time in the reader's life through sheer empty length. People only think it's good because it's foreign, old, and well-known. I tried to read this once and it was like trying to eat the contents of a dumpster using a teaspoon. I would genuinely rather stare at the wall and occupy myself with my own thoughts for the 15 hours it would otherwise take to finish the rest.

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 30 21:29:19 2021 No.18753386 >>18753374 damn, thought I got filtered

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 30 21:30:57 2021 No.18753396 >>18753374 Holy filtered kek

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 30 21:49:32 2021 No.18753478 >>18753318 that’s anna karenina, not bros karamazov

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 30 22:02:32 2021 No.18753549 >>18753170 that same fucking book in your image spoils it in the introduction. it was when i was a gullible young naive boy who read intros. also, no it didnt ruin it but i hated having the thought in my head

>>	Anonymous Fri Jul 30 22:29:38 2021 No.18753694 >>18753478 This. Dostofags call tolstoys work "Soap Opera' because they are mad that outside this board, tolstoy is considered the superior writer.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 31 01:46:40 2021 No.18754510 Whats your favorite part in AK, littybros? For me its the scene where one of Levins brothers die. Very sad.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 31 04:04:02 2021 No.18754956 >>18753170 it's a great book >good insights on how people's minds work >comfy chapters in between dramatic ones >long but it's a pleasure to read classics are classics for a reason

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 31 04:08:49 2021 No.18754974 The final part after the "ending" is what makes the book worth reading

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 31 04:12:57 2021 No.18754990 >>18754510 There are too many great ones, most of then would spoil the story so I'm just going to say the part where Levin and Stiva go hunting

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 31 04:31:58 2021 No.18755043 >>18753694 they both are

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 31 04:46:19 2021 No.18755066 File: 416 KB, 600x800, c35.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Yeah, I enjoy reading both, Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky. How did you know?

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