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Alexei

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Female from Bulgaria

Posts and Reviews:

William Makepeace Thackeray - VANITY FAIR - posted 11 months ago

I am reading it. It's quite long and this is a little problem, because it takes so much time, but I think it worth it.

Utopia - Utopian Terminology - posted last year

Sorry, but I didn't menage to find anything. My copy get lost somewhere ):

Book Requests - Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis - posted last year

Oh, yes. I shall be glad to see it here too. It will be great!

Utopia - Utopian Terminology - posted last year

I have read it. I think I finished it in October. I shall check and I shall try to find something too.

The Picture of Dorian Gray - Would all of our portraits end like Dorian's? - posted last year

That’s a good question, Cien! I think that if he wasn’t seeing his portrait changing he wouldn’t be at that state of evil. Yes, probably the most spoiling effect on his personality has the possibility to make everything without to be punished for these acts. So I think after it was the knowledge of the power of the portrait.

The Picture of Dorian Gray - Would all of our portraits end like Dorian's? - posted last year

THat's way it is quite hard to say how will be with the others. We can jugde when they are humans, but when they aren't we can't predict what is going to become of theirs personalities.

The Picture of Dorian Gray - Would all of our portraits end like Dorian's? - posted last year

In the way you put the question, Cien, Dorian starts to remind me of Macbeth. I am not quite sure what will be with the other people, but i actually think mine is going to be as Dorian's. The problem is that freadom in all it's forms is extremely dangerous gift. And freadom of death is even more dangerous. With this portrait Dorian was delibareted of his humanity, because the only common thing with people are birth and death. And with the opportunity of immortality Dorian isn't human any more. And that's why his portrait, his soul, becomes more and more unhuman with every single day.

Ratings:

A Tale of Two Cities5.00posted 4 months ago
The Age of Innocence4.00posted 4 months ago
David Copperfield4.00posted 4 months ago
Moby Dick5.00posted 4 months ago
Walden5.00posted 4 months ago
Sense and Sensibility3.00posted 4 months ago
Pride and Prejudice3.00posted 4 months ago