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08/13/24(Tue)11:59:34 No.23692051
Anonymous 08/13/24(Tue)11:59:34 No.23692051 Archived
have you noticed that some books are full of lies? like Poe’s work and Lolita
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Anonymous
08/13/24(Tue)12:02:26 No.23692056
Anonymous 08/13/24(Tue)12:02:26 No.23692056
>>23692051
All books are lies but Poe's poems and Lolita are some of the most genuine out there.
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Anonymous
08/13/24(Tue)12:05:54 No.23692070
Anonymous 08/13/24(Tue)12:05:54 No.23692070
>>23692056
They are full of deceptions especially this two books
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Anonymous
08/13/24(Tue)12:09:27 No.23692080
Anonymous 08/13/24(Tue)12:09:27 No.23692080
>>23692070
Poe's deceptions are an abstraction to get a hold of truth. The whole point of Lolita is to make the reader aware of the lie inherent in novels, and to teach how to look past it.
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