Hey /lit/. I come upon thee with a question. In few months I'm

>>8977805
Wow that page is shocking, just another proof of how inferior women are the white men. Seriously, is the cunt really that dumb? Is she seriously so stupid to think that people talk like that when drunk?

Fuck, I hate women so much, their worthless

>>8977805
turgenev's singers has some drunks in it, not sure if there requires stuttering with a drunken person in primt. sometimes they tell you right out that the man is drunk, but change an aspect of his personality. what usually happens is that they are more willing to say things candidly. alcohol tends to remove inhibitions. there's also a portion of the enchanted wanderer where leskov gives an account of the perceptions of the drunken man.

also, i haven't read it, but moscow to the end of the line is purported to have heroic bouts of drinking. luckily all of these have translations so you can compare as you like.

>>8977805
oh, children's books. i am at a loss. forgive me for wasting your time.

>>8977805
There's the scene where Heracles gets drunk in Alcestis

>>8977816
do we have to do this in every thread

we get it, you're buttblasted

>>8977816
You're referring to Rowling? Well, at least that's one way to show a kid that someone is drunk.

>>8977854
Thank you for your contribution! That really helped me because that reminded me of few Russian fairytales I could use, or at least check for drunk-stylization in speech. Especially when it comes to original works, I could use my Russian.

>>8978135
I flipped through the script and, unfortunately, haven't quite found what I've been looking for (at the first glance), so I'll read it carefully when I wake up, thank you very much!