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Got some of my spooky boys up #spookytime #skeletonoffun https://www.instagram.com/p/B2wj34UHpYB/?igshid=gubqv9dq1vjv
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Golden eyes slowly opened and Asgore sat up slowly, rubbing his eyes before he yawned. He rubbed his eyes, before he looked around. he was under the shelter of a tree... he whimpered... Where was he!? this wasnât his home!
Throwing his head back, he let out a loud bleat, but it wasnât from a bold, lowered-with-age voice... no, it was high, shrill. The bleat of a lamb
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skeletonoffun said:
joyce reference built into the end. very well. iâve been wanting to mention that to someone because i read white noise, but have never discussed it. it tries to represent the transition from modernism to postmodernism manifestly.
nice! that's an interesting thought: is that transition part of delillo's project with the book? i mean, is that one of the things he wanted to achieve? i mean, from your reading it certainly sounds so. then i wonder if that makes it a more important text to consider in thinking about that transition. is talking about the transition important to being part of it or marking it somehow?
i should really re-read this book!