[ SECRET POST #2066 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2066 ⌋

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Comments

Re: "Masterpieces"... that are overrated.

[(Anonymous)]

I had to read Jane Eyre that same year. I actually liked the book - found it an enjoyable read, if not really a page-turner - but I hated having to write about it for class. I felt like Bronte had gone and written a book specifically for high schoolers to read and analyze in English Lit class and all of the discussion topics and essay questions we had to work through were both incredibly obvious and incredibly dull. There was never much disagreement about how to interpret anything, no fun arguments between people who came away with completely different - yet equally valid - interpretations. I felt we were just re-treading the same ground as generations of students and regurgitating all the same ideas.