allegory, allegorier, allegoriest

i still haven't watched project hail mary but i know that one woman did nothing wrong and furthermore was right

as someone who attended a great books program with small seminar style classes and loved it and thrived there as i never did in k-12 it pisses me off soooo bad when conservatives adopt this style as an alternative to current liberal arts classes which tend towards large lecture style classes with a lighter reading load and then brag about how much students love these classes as evidence that Conservatives Do It Better. students don't like conservative professors and conservative-approved subjects better they like small seminar style classes better!! of course they do!!! and believe it or not they actually do like having to read a lot once they get used to it!

another interesting thing i haven't thought much about before--moby dick is full of weaving imagery, most directly in ch47 where ishmael and queequeg are actually weaving a mat. it reminds me of penelope and how her weaving is connected to odysseus' sea travels and his autobiographical storytelling, things that obviously constitute the narrative of moby dick. it's also explicitly connected to the fates and to destiny, something inevitable but also in a state of being actively created. this might be a reach but is that not also something you could say about the process of recounting a story, of reading a book, of interpreting a text?

not to go to bat for ai art or anything but why is people's argument against it like, stories of nigh proverbially talented and famous people. like oh i guess if BEETHOVEN can write a symphony while deaf then clearly ANYONE can

if you mixed jgy and xue yang together you could create a pretty fair armand