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Why do introductions always spoil the book 2017-03-10 02:25:51 Post No. 9217741
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just read the introduction to The Karamazov Brothers and it spoiledfather's murder
WHY
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>>9217741
>caring about spoilers
bruh, come on
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Introductions are, as weird as it seems, are not meant to be read your first time through. The optimal time to read them is before your second read-through.
You'd think you'd figure out this when you read the Iliad or the Greek tragedians...
Plus, that information hardly ruins brothers K. Actually, that might make your first reading more enriching.
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>>9217741
>reading any additional material before reading the book
>ever
YOU FUCKED UP
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>>9217741
Yep, it's fucking disgusting.
Im gtfo of this thread, spoilers coming!
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>>9217754
>additional materials before reading the book
it's literally the start of the book, why would you write spoilers to the story as a precursor? that makes no sense
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>>9217741
>buying a Star Wars trilogy pack
>OH MY GOD, WHY DID THEY SPOIL THAT DARTH VADER IS LUKE'S FATHER???!!???
literally
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>>9217762
Yeah. I know. It's like touching a hotplate. You only do it once.
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