ITT: books where every character is unlikable
your diary desu
I wanna say Loving by Henry Green, but by the end you end up missing everyone in it anyhow, so I'm conflicted.
Great book, though, strangely unforgettable once you've read it.
>>8462454
Retard heathcliff is my favorite character of any novel.
>gets fucked over by situations out of control
>bitch cucks him
>runs away to get fuckin jacked and loaded and cultured
>comes back and fuckin makes them all die from sheer force of hatred
I also named my cat after him :3 rate cat
>>8462765
Your cat has excellent camouflage skills. 8/10 would try to pet.
I hated every single person in Macbeth, even the witches. Lord of the Flies as well.
>>8462454
heathcliff is immensely likeable
>pure isabella has the cutest crush ever on him
>catherine mocks her and tells him
>says he'll break her fingers off if she ever fucks with him
what's not to like, he's awesome
>>8462454
this cover is ugly as sin t.b.h.
>>8462802
He's amazing
>accidentally catches arch nemesis' baby as it gets dropped from balcony
>"I wish I didn't catch your baby"
Fuckin rekt
Oryx and Crake
a song of ice and fire
>>8462952
That blonde incestuous dude is pretty cool.
I read one of the Atwood novels to please a friend. It was quite something.
>>8462765
Pleasant cat, nice face, 8/10 but I like mine more
>>8462978
Post it then, jew
>>8462454
The Sun Also Rises
>>8462949
What about the abused girl, and the merc brother of og maddadam.
>>8462765
Yeah, same with Cathy really, you can't dislike someone who is that true to themselves IMO
>>8463402
I like Crake, and Jimmy, and Oryx really
>>8462765
Are you sure you didn't name your cat after the other Heathcliff?
>>8463421
A mere coincidence
>>8463421
I don't get the cartoon
is he wearing the gravy boat on his head?
if so, why?
and who the fuck writes gravy on the side of their gravy boat?
what kind of fuckery is this?
Pic related
>>8463456
No, it's a helmet. Heathcliff owns a lot of helmets.
>>8463456
Don't feel bad about not understanding Heathcliff. It is one of the most challenging texts of our times, and each strip presents a myriad of interpretive problems that Heathcliffians are wrestling with to this very day. If you would like to deepen your understanding of Heathcliff, you should join our research group on /co/.
>>8463485
It's something to behold
>>8463485
daily talkback threads every morning on /co/
bonfire of the vanities
the sun also rises
>>8462454
I actually agree.Except that one servant who saw through all their bullshit
>>8462454
my favorite book
Infinite Jest (not even memeing)
Dune messiah
High Fidelity
Naked Lunch
Rabbit Run fits this nicely
>>8464001
>trusting le unreliable narrator who poisoned catherine
top jej
A confederacy of dances. Insufferable
>>8464472
>dunces
Really? Not even Jones? He was the best character in that whole book.
>>8464026
>Infinite Jest
Darkness tho
>Naked Lunch
AJ, man, how can you dislike AJ
>>8462454
The only religious book that expects you to see the avatar of God as an asshole. The main characters for whom pulls so many strings for are spineless cowards. Also, the author inserts himself in the story as the grandfather of the protagonists and a rapist.