If your opinion had been asked about the title of a classic(s), what would you have suggested? And what title(s) do you find completely appropriate and would never change?
If your opinion had been asked about the title of a classic(s), what would you have suggested? And what title(s) do you find completely appropriate and would never change?
"A Woman of No Importance" - Oscar Wilde to "The Lost Mummy"
The Stranger - The only book you will ever have to read in order to be awesome
Latest Blog: An Impassioned and Immediate Response to Dan Hodges, Political Writer, Daily Telegraph.
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American Psycho - Appearance is Everything
Latest Blog: An Impassioned and Immediate Response to Dan Hodges, Political Writer, Daily Telegraph.
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I genuinely Lol'd.Originally Posted by Patrick_Bateman
Hamlet- Prince Asks Questions, Frets, Ends Up Killing Everyone
Macbeth- Conflicted, Ambitious Warrior Kills Everyone After Wife Nags
King Lear- King Plays Favorites With Daughters And They All Die For It
Othello- A Black General In A White World Gets Jealous And Kills His Wife
Titus Andronicus- EVERYONE Dies
Romeo And Juliet- Lovers Love, Die, And Spawns A Million Bad Movies
Coriolanus- Proud Leader Is Loved, Hated, Loved, Hated Again, And Dies
Timon Of Athens- Wealthy Man Spends All His Money, Hates Life, Dies
Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow...
Mrs Dalloway to Nothing Much At All.
To Kill a Mockingbird to To Kill a GCSE English Student.
Frankenstein to Frankenstein: The name of the man, not the monster, you clot.
"I should only believe in a God that would know how to dance. And when I saw my devil, I found him serious, thorough, profound, solemn: he was the spirit of gravity- through him all things fall. Not by wrath, but by laughter, do we slay. Come, let us slay the spirit of gravity!" - Nietzsche
To Kill a Mockingbird to To Kill a GCSE English Student.
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Oedipus Rex- "How I killed Daddy and married Mummy"
War & peace - Tolstoy: Dallas 1812
"This is our birthplace though, this is what we deserted long ago. This is where we used to live, on balls of dust and rock like this. This is our hometown from before we felt the itch of wanderlust, the sticks we inhabited before we ran away from home, the cradle where we were infected with the crazy breath of the place's vastness like a metal wind inside our love-struck heads; just stumbled on the scale of whats around and tripped out drunk on starlike possibilities."
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage - Byron's Travel-blog
Never change Catcher in the Rye <3
Update 1984 to 2084
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It's where crude toilet humor somehow meets snobby literature allusions.
Now why didn't Shelly just slap that on...
Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow...
The Inferno to Mr. Dante's Hellish Hall of Fame!
Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow...
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