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Oh right I should totally make fitzloved fandragons for funsies
I'm so sorry for this confession but I will always choose jesters over clowns... clowns are cool but jesters are a little gay about it so they get my biased sympathy... well that or maybe it's the jester hat with bells that bewitch me so...
you know what maybe women of chalced deserve to kill everyone and tear them apart and all that
I genuinely don't have enough intelligence for ark I'm afraid...

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ragebait tweet so vile I still think about it two weeks later...
I saw a tweet where OP was saying something like "after reading books in source language I didn't start to appreciate translators, I've started to hate them more. Why are they even sticking their oar in if they can't write themselves" and it made me so mad!
yes writing ability is a great skill to have while translating but when you translate you're mostly battling with "what the fuck the author meant by this" and "how do I say this in my target language so the reader gets it with most nuances possible" like the most core skills are understanding of both languages and the ability to solve complex problems while also analyzing the narrative for most probable author intent... you can't keep all the intricacies of the original, it's impossible!! you can do whatever you can though and if you're skillful you serve as an instrument between the author and new audience!
I'm not saying there are no bad translations but I don't think it's fair to basically shove all translators into mud because you can read a novel in source language... some people don't! and without the hard work of translators you would've never read anything foreign in your life!!! I don't think it's fair to think that they all have to step aside and never touch your sacred novels, otherwise they will be soiled by "awful adaptation"...
it's so strange to me to hear people say that audiobooks aren't real reading as if when someone reads the book out loud to you it stops being a book
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