#ilich

1. La Montaña Mágica - Thomas Mann

Sigue a Hans Castorp en su visita a un sanatorio en los Alpes suizos, donde explora temas como el tiempo, la enfermedad y la muerte.

2. La ciudad y los perros - Mario Vargas Llosa

Narra la vida de los cadetes en un colegio militar en Lima, abordando temas de violencia, disciplina y la lucha por la identidad.

3. El Lobo Estepario - Hermann Hesse

La historia de Harry Haller, un hombre dividido entre su humanidad y su naturaleza salvaje, en busca de sentido en medio de una crisis existencial.

4. La muerte de Iván Ilich - León Tolstói

Relata la vida y la muerte de un burócrata ruso, explorando temas de la existencia, la soledad y la búsqueda de sentido.

5. El jugador - Fiódor Dostoyevski

La historia de Alexéi Ivánovich, un joven tutor atrapado en el mundo de la ruleta y las apuestas, reflejando la propia adicción de Dostoyevski al juego.

6. 62 / Modelo para armar - Julio Cortázar

Una novela experimental que sigue a varios personajes en diferentes ciudades, con una estructura fragmentaria que desafía las convenciones narrativas tradicionales.

7. Siddhartha - Hermann Hesse

La búsqueda espiritual de Siddhartha, un joven hindú, que busca la iluminación y el sentido de la vida a través de diversas experiencias y encuentros.

8. El extranjero - Albert Camus

La historia de Meursault, un hombre que vive en Argelia y cuya indiferencia hacia la vida y la muerte lo lleva a cometer un crimen y enfrentar su propia ejecución.

9. El lugar sin límites - José Donoso

Ambientada en un pequeño pueblo chileno, esta novela explora temas de identidad, deseo y marginalidad a través de la vida de sus personajes en un prostíbulo.

10. Los hermanos Karamazov - Fiódor Dostoyevski

Una novela filosófica que aborda temas de fe, duda, moralidad y el libre albedrío a través de la historia de los hermanos Karamazov y el asesinato de su padre.

11. El idiota - Fiódor Dostoyevski

La historia del príncipe Mishkin, un hombre cuya bondad y simplicidad lo hacen parecer un “idiota” en la sociedad rusa del siglo XIX.

12. Crimen y Castigo - Fiódor Dostoyevski

I asked @kitaychan a little while ago for drabble ideas & she wanted SicIre in the rain to flee her horrid weather. So what better setting than summer in Scotland for that?

Drabble Collection on Ao3 Ship: SicIre Human AU/Organized Crime AU

"You did not pack for this, you did,” Harry half-asked, half-plainly stated as he stood in front of a big puddle that covered the entire path.

The rain drummed on the umbrella he held over himself and his lover, a gaudy Tartan thing that had sparked very intense discussion about the invention of tradition and the commodification of heritage. It surely was as sound an umbrella as any other.

“I packed for summer,” Michele replied. His arms tucked snugly, almost aggressively, into his elbows as his shoulders hunched his neck a little to support his grim stare for the water in front of him.

ilich is a huge scaredy cat.

he may not seem like it due to his tough image but...

those are screenshots from klikklak channel’s show “i think i touched it” and basically it’s a mystery/hidden box kind of thing. they have all sorts of stuff in that box and they invite celebs to try and guess what’s inside.

ilich by far beat the records of other contestants... but not in a good way - he spent the most time just attemptihg to TOUCH the object, let alone guess it.

here. orbeez balls. bitch was so scared of them it took like 10 minutes for him to calm the fuck down and guess what it was.

look at his mf face when he realized that he’s a dumb coward shfjfhsjd

next - a fucking turtle. he was so scared of a TURTLE he ran back to the wall. note the timer - we’re 6 minutes in.

after finally guessing the damn turtle we move on to tea bags and.. well he straight up ran off the filming spot after touching it once. and freaked out a lot. until he smelled the tea on his hands. it took him 7 minutes.

all of those are, obviously, the anti-records of the show. NO ONE spent as much time as he did.

this is just a fraction of ilich’s chaotic cowardice and i do not ridicule him for it - i think it’s adorable and has some sort of reverse charm in it after you see him as a tough and charismatic performer who’s covered in bear tattoos.