[ SECRET POST #3079 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3079 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I do feel that way about a lot of books, but I admit it's much more difficult to do with contemporary work. I generally don't like "preaching" in stories anyway, no matter how subtle, especially if it boils down to some political issue. But classics get away with it by being old, idk.

[(Anonymous)]

I know that as long as a work is well-written and compelling, I can enjoy it. I'm not Christian but I can enjoy the Chronicles of Narnia despite how blatant the Christian elements are. Or even Lord of the Rings which has a rather moral absolutist world.

But I do agree that it's easier to overlook in older works due to values dissonance.

[(Anonymous)]

With contemporary works, you feel the need to argue with the author when they're wrong.

With older works, you don't give a shit as much, because the author's already dead, so fuck it.

[(Anonymous)]

That, and the issue itself is possibly dead. Or rather, the exact circumstances in which the author was making a point no longer exist, the world evolves.