With all this manure around, there's got to be a pony someplace.

May 11, 2006 10:33

We're reading Camus' The Stranger in English, now. Blech. The translation is flat like four-month-old soda, but to hear my French-Major-Mother tell it, so was Camus, so at least it's consistent. *pulls face* We read Season of Migration to the North by Tayeb Salih before this, which was interesting, even if other kids in my class found it a bit ( Read more... )

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nightmage500 May 22 2006, 19:50:51 UTC
WooHoo I finally updated my journal
also good news. They are going to remake FF7 for the PS3 (they are keeping everything the same just changing graphics not story or dialoge)

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readx0r May 30 2006, 19:51:16 UTC
*totally saw this coming* After Advent Children, they sort of had to, I guess. XD WELL GOOD, I'll be able to play it now that it'll be all pritty. I wonder if there're plans to do anything with Dirge of Cerberus... mmm, Turks...

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hellangelss June 14 2006, 04:32:00 UTC
I had to read The Stranger in French, for French AP. Trust me, that's just how Camus writes. It's symbolic.

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readx0r July 13 2006, 00:40:20 UTC
IT IS BORING, IS WHAT IT IS. *huffs at Existentialists/Absurdists irritably* But we had to read Hawthorne, too, which is the other end of the spectrum, and equally un-fun, so. There is a balance between writing prose that's boringly simplistic, and writing prose that's like wading through armpit-deep mud. XDD

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hellangelss July 13 2006, 02:41:53 UTC
ah. Hawthorne. brilliant, but a bit too brilliant o_o

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readx0r July 16 2006, 23:21:16 UTC
The characterizations were so cardboard. I think it was the dialogue. *pets Fatal Light* There is some kickass prose, but nobody reads Fatal Light but us, so. XDDD

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