[ SECRET POST #3716 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3716 ⌋

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Comments

[sarillia]

Again, maybe I'm just weird. All of those have me thinking of the books rather than the movies. I assume your point was that most of those have people thinking of the movies first? Which is weird to me since Lewis Carroll and J.R.R Tolkien are such huge names.

[(Anonymous)]

Huge names for people 30+ maybe. The younger you go, the more likely to get people who, if they know the names, it's mostly because they saw them in the credits of those movies they like.

[ketita]

Big names, yes, but apparently a shockingly large number of people have not actually read Alice in Wonderland or Through the Looking Glass, for example.

I am glad to hear you think of the books first on those, though XD

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I've never read the Alice books, only seen the Disney cartoon. Only made about 10 pages into Tolkien. I know the books exist but they're always the last thing I think of.

[sarillia]

Again, I really do get your frustration with this. I have books of my own that I love but people don't even realize were books. I just get confused when the examples other people bring up don't seem unknown at all to me.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah man. It's so confusing when people have different experiences than me.