[ SECRET POST #2674 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2674 ⌋

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Comments

Re: what are your favorite classics?

[badass_tiger]

I love classics too! A few years ago those were the only books I'd read. I reasoned that if they stuck around that long, they had to have something good about them. My ultimate favourite is Pride and Prejudice (I'm a romantic, screw me, I don't care), but I love pretty much anything with girls being girls as the main character like Anne of Green Gables an Little Women. I was really impressed by Dracula, I liked it better than I thought I would. The Picture of Dorian Grey is mad up my alley although I don't generally like Oscar Wilde otherwise. Oooh and Wuthering Heights is another favourite! So good, but I've yet to touch anyone who says they like it, it's too often misinterpreted.

Re: what are your favorite classics?

[(Anonymous)]

Ah Wuthering Heights.

Everything about that book stayed with me. The imagery, the emotional rollercoaster - God, the feelings. In the end, despite my utter frustration with the characters (everyone needed a damn good slap), I had to concede that Wuthering Heights was a bloody good book.