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Why is it in all this French lit like Beckett and Céline the characters are completely at root with their sexual nature, yet express apathy towards the action itself, and longing on the actor.
Molloy's mistress was cheating on her husband, Molloy longed for love in the actor rather than the action.
Moran's hatred towards his son could be the result of adulterous behaviour on Nilette, but he possesses no ill towards her.
Likewise, Bardamu from Journey mentions how Lola cuckolded him while he was on leave in France, yet expresses ill on the action than the actor.
Is this some Freudian shit /lit/?
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Also, not to mention that Moll's relationship with Macmann was wholly based on self-sexual redemption in the face of death, rather than love.
Which isn't necessarily a cuckold situation, but certainly expresses a negative selfish sexuality, least on the part of Moll, as noted by her low selfimage given to her by her father.
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>>8774830
Because the French are gay
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>Beckett
>French lit
Many keks heard in the dark.
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>>8774830
French are stupid, pretentious boobs. There's a reason this meme exists
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>>8775488
He wrote primarily in French.
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