>it was just a clandestine mail company Well that's

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>>9370038

>>9370038
No, it was Turquato Tasso

>>9370548
That's even more disappointing.

>>9370049
What is the point then, genius?

>>9370949
P A R A N O I A

>>9370038

Have you ever noticed how you don't know nuffink. That's the book.

>>9370038
SPOILERS

AND I WAS JUST ABOUT TO READ IT

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>9371077
Weak

>>9370038
Just STFU and get the tattoo already, you deserve it for finishing that trash-tier book.

>>9370038
i swear to god i've seen that Frank Kermode quote on at least 6 different books.

>>9371091
don't listen to OP. Read it. It's great.

>>9370949
Not that anon, but you feeling disappointed that there wasn't much to the mystery is exactly how Oedipa felt. She is a bored housewife with little to do and this supposed mystery with supposed connections everywhere was one of the first times in a long time she felt excitement and motivation for something, which led to a desperation to finding answers and connections where there were none.

The whole point is that the protagonist is so desperate to find connections and meaning when it just doesn't matter. It reflects people who have conspiratorial mindsets and tells them to just calm the fuck down. This guy >>9371077 is sort of right.

>>9371091
Read it, anon. OP unfortunately didn't quite follow what the intention of the book was. It's not just a conventional mystery novella.

this reads like some airport dan brown conspiracy book

>>9371085
you can sum anything up and make it sound stupid

>>9370038
Was it?

>>9371963
no it doesn't.