[ SECRET POST #2759 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2759 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Interesting, maybe. But even so, I'm not likely to care about them. When I think about works of fiction that I love, I can usually relate to a majority of the characters involved, no matter how different they are. There's usually at least one characteristic of theirs that I identify with.

Without that, I can't connect to them. If I can't connect to them on any emotional level, then no matter how interesting their plight, I do not care.

(Mostly I'm thinking of Katniss here. I could not relate to her, I didn't care for her narration, and as a result, since the first book is entirely her POV, I lost interest & never finished the series.)