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Sylvia Plath, from "Three Women: A Poem for Three Voices"

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Name as many Shakespeare plays as you can. Feel free to write them down and check your answers but not to cheat. How many can you name?
0
1
2-3
4-5
6-7
8-9
10-14
15-19
20-24
25-29
30-35
36+ (βall of themβ depending on who you ask)
Tell me in the comments: are you from a country that speaks predominantly English? Was any Shakespeare required in your education?
F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Beautiful and Damned
Margaret Atwood, The Blind Assassin

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May 30th, 1933 Virginia Woolf, βA Writerβs Diaryβ (1918 - 1941)
levels of mutualship :
the closest thing to real soulmates you can find
we fought in the same trenches and have a warrior's bond that carries over into every stage of life
friend i sit next to in every class and pass notes to/whisper to constantly
academic peer/colleague that i respect and have a little intellectual crush on
neighbour in the same apartment block that i say hi to on the stairs
neighbour across the street who i wave at every morning and evening
we're regulars at the same bar
i can't even remember who you are but if you weren't here there would be something fundamental missing
which mutual is prev?
the closest thing to real soulmates you can find
we fought in the same trenches and have a warriorβs bond
friend i sit next to in every class and pass notes to constantly
my little intellectual crush
neighbor in the same apartment blog that i say hi to on the stairs
neighbor across the street who i wave to every morning and evening
weβre regulars at the same bar
i canβt even remember who you are but youβre fundamentally important
nuance/prev is bald/tags
i polled it π
[In a room where it's all quiet]: Wow it's like a western front in here
βit sounds like youβre justifying their actions-β i am. theyβre a fictional character. iβm okay with anything they do all the time. hope this helps.
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i think there is a difference between a knowingly flawed character and a thematically uncomfortable character and knowing the difference is half the battle
knowingly flawed character: this character has traits that the author deliberately put in to show they have nuance and aren't perfect as a person. this will put them at odds with some readers and endear them to others, depending on them as people, and that's good!
thematically uncomfortable character: oh boy the author has some Beliefs
The Hobbit movies would have been vastly improved by going the same route as the The Princess Bride movie
Just constant cuts to the future with Frodo chiming in as Bilbo tells the story to be like βthatβs not how you told it when I was little!β and βwait, you never mentioned these orcs chasing you!β
And Bilbo hems and haws like βwell, I didnβt want to scare the childrenβ etc and we see the same scene get replayed multiple times with slight variations as Frodo and Bilbo bicker about the details of what actually happened
(And then we can do an extra gut-punch at the end where Bilbo tells the little kids βyeah, the dwarves were all fine, nobody died, they recovered from their wounds and went on to rule the kingdomβ and maybe we get a glimpse of a universe where that happenedβ¦ but Bilbo turns away as soon as the children are gone and stared out the window while he relives the truth all over again π)
plus we could have seen the original version where Gollum just gave the ring to Bilbo as the prize in the riddle contest, and then have Frodo say "That's funny because Gandalf told me...." and then the true version, at which point Bilbo clears his throat awkwardly and looks at the ceiling.
Margaret Atwood, from an essay featured in "In Other Worlds," originally published in 2011
hamletβs βi did love you onceβ and opheliaβs βindeed, my lord, you did make me believe soβ is such an underrated gut punch. itβs betrayal itβs heartbreak itβs vulnerability itβs so over. truly no one is doing it like shakespeare

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i wish there was a way to say "you're right, but this is really ineffective and even counterproductive messaging to anyone who doesn't already agree with you" without sounding like an asshole
Sometimes an unpublished author will stake out a position which is shared by everyone in the world and defend it as if he stood embattled and alone. As he stridently argues with what he seems to think of as a recalcitrant audience that it is bad to be unkind to animals, the reader balks and eventually rebels. Yes, you have a point, but why are you shouting at us?
-How Not to Write a Novel
absolutely love abusing the power that comes with 3rd person limited pov and just ignoring things and being vague sometimes. does the character know all the details? no? then I don't have to either.