[ SECRET POST #2797 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2797 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[solticisekf]

You should read Les Miserables

[(Anonymous)]

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Why? For the musical connection? Or just as general advice?

[solticisekf]

Why, I'd never be so forward as to suggest a book without being asked to!

The musical connection. =) Musicals tend to be more fun than the source.

[(Anonymous)]

The Brick is awesome.

[solticisekf]

...weapon.

[(Anonymous)]

NO no no. Phantom of the Opera. How the HELL anyone managed to polish that shit into a beloved musical is so far beyond me, Hubble can't even photograph it.

Les Miz I can almost see in places. Not Phantom. Not for an instant.

[(Anonymous)]

Hahaha, yes. It's such a weird little satire-horror-comedy-mystery-crackfic with bizarre punctuation. I mean, I love it, in a way? But I'm pretty sure if you tried to tell Leroux about the nature of his legacy a hundred years hence, he would look askance at your predictions.

[(Anonymous)]

SOMETHING IMPORTANT IS HAPPENING. I SHALL INFORM YOU OF THIS IN ALLCAPS!

It's like a modern 14 year old wrote it.

[(Anonymous)]

Phantom Of the Opera was a book? I had no idea!

(I've never seen the musical--I joke with my friends that at this point I'd probably keep comapring it to Maskerade. "This is bullshit! Where's Granny Weatherwax?")

[greenvelvetcake]

I have a weird love for the glorious brick. I much prefer the musical, but the book isn't bad if you know what parts to skip over. I know you love Paris, Mr. Hugo, but I don't need to read 200 pages on its sewers.

[solticisekf]

I started reading at the book 2, where poor Cosette's made to work and thought that it was too sad. I might pick it up again because I loved the musical (with Mutu!Javert). Skipping the boring parts as well.