It was hard enough just to understand what was going on in the first part because of Benjy not exactly being all there, the second part was deeply troubling as Quentin had a mental breakdown partway through and I had to highlight every time someone different started talking at the end of that section because it just all flowed together there were no breaks nothing to tell you when something changed it was weird and I just had a hard time with it oh my goodness chocolate, the third part was annoying because Jason is a jerkbutt coconut, and I think Dilsey's section was possibly the only part I actually somewhat enjoyed. XD

That'd be where Faulkner got his title, then.

 

That was a hard book to read. We tackled it in AP English. Took all of us discussing it in class to get what was going on.

My back hurts.

*makes shape of gun with hand and pantomimes a pop in own temple*

Now my front hurts.

Plus my teacher printed off a timeline, I think, to help us figure out the harder parts of Benjy's narrative.

My back hurts.

 

 

mine too. i'm sorry.

I mean...Benjy wasn't exactly hard to follow through time, because you could tell when he shifted forward and backward. But, he didn't always get what was going on, so it was hard to tell what actually happened when.

But yeah....I'm not sure which was harder to read. Benjy or Quentin.

Look at your man.

Ha, but I'd rather read both of those than The Catcher in the Rye.

That book...was such a waste of my time.

I did not learn anything from it.

Now look at your man.

I did not enjoy any part of it.

I smell like spices.

It felt like it was building up to something climactic and then....nothing.

It made me so angry.

My cat has golden eggs

I sat there when I finished it going, "What? Why did I just read that?"

So, I make it a point to go out of my way to tell people not to read it because it stinks. XD

AAAaaaannnnddd...tangent over. Back to Heroes.

Now look at your man.

 

 

i'm looking and all i see are cats.

33,333 froggy. you can do it.

or not