>that book is like 30 years old! i can spoil it! if you wanted to read it, you would have read it by now!Do these people expect me to have read every single book from then back or something?
>>25545476Hyde was actually Jekyll all along
Shakespeare was Hamlet..
>>25545476>he didn't read Infinite JestHow will you sleep fully knowing that you haven't been liberated from the prison of postmodernism? Jeesh
>>25545476I know right, I was reading this book by this guy called Mark, he named his book after his name which was weird, but I was at he part where the main character gets crucified and dies, and this guy shouting on the corner on the street spoiled the book for me, he said Mark just brought Jesus back from the dead! I don't know what I was angrier at, the guy in the street spoiling the book for me, or the hack Mark just bringing back the protagonist from the dead and having him dip out on his shocked friends after barely spending time with them, not before giving them a prophecy that he'll return before any of his friends die, talk about a cliff hanger.
Plotfags btfo
>>25545476I guess the idea is that journey is more enjoyable than arrival therefore you may still like the book knowing where it ends up.
