Thomas Hardy

[Michael Henchard No.5353040]

Who thinks that the contrived nature of Hardy's writing takes away from the narrative and its profound tragedy?

[Michael Henchard No.5353048]

total ruination

[Donald Farfrae No.5353052]

"The Life and Death of a Man of Character"

[Michael Henchard No.5353053]

Fuck you donald you stole my hoe

[Thomas Hardy Enthusiast No.5353060]

>Le me walking down street
>Trip and fall
>Think of Thomas Hardy
>I've fallen for Thomas Hardy
>feelsgood.jpg

[Donald Farfrae No.5353064]

haha i castrated ur manhood #goldenhaze

[Michael Henchard No.5353070]

:( I LOST MY VIRILITY

[Donald Farfrae No.5353073]

donald farfrae acualli iz emma gifford

[Thomas Hardy No.5353074]

I guess you could call me a.... contrivator

[Christopher Coney No.5353080]

not sure if penance or pingers :)

[Soloman Longways No.5353090]

The sailor was now lost to them; and Susan's staunch, religious adherence to him as her husband, till her views had been disturbed by enlightenment, was demanded no more.

[Anonymous No.5353144]

Not sure I understand the question completely but I love Thomas Hardy. I feel that everything about the nature of this style is exactly what names the tragedies hit so hard.