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This book strips down human psychology into atoms and lays bare the most deepest things that drive our thoughts and actions.
Though the story is narrated by a spiteful misanthrope(yaay!!) with no respect for himself, the things he talks about are common to every human.
I can relate to this narrator so well. I'm going to end up in a dreadful existential crisis by the end(as if I've not been in one since my teens).
— May 23, 2017 10:21PM
Though the story is narrated by a spiteful misanthrope(yaay!!) with no respect for himself, the things he talks about are common to every human.
I can relate to this narrator so well. I'm going to end up in a dreadful existential crisis by the end(as if I've not been in one since my teens).
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Sankara Jayanth S
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"Even if I had had magnanimity, I should only have had more suffering from the sense of its uselessness. I should certainly have never been able to do anything from being magnanimous-neither to forgive, for my assailant would perhaps have slapped me from the laws of nature, and one cannot forgive the laws of nature; nor to forget, for even if it were owing to the laws of nature, it is insulting all the same."
— May 23, 2017 10:16PM
