So, is this supposed to be one of those books that are intentionally

>>9722552

t. pleb who can't handle the perspective shifts

>>9722552
are you supposed to be one of those readers that intentionally has bad opinions or do you actually need everything in a book spoon-fed to you?

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>>9722579
>smug psueds actually think Virginia Woolf is a difficult writer
Hilarious.

>>9722552
I'd gather those familiar with reading, or those who know how to read, find this book both instructive and enjoyable.

>>9722552
Its a really compelling book with believable characters with real problems. Why are you so scared of something genuine?

>>9722552

Welcome to 20th century literature

It actually only gets worse from here, chronologically

>>9723034
>believable
Nonsense. All of the characters in Woolf's novels are ridiculously self-conscious, paranoid, and unstable. Virginia Woolf had no gift for character or plot, even her "normal" characters act bipolar. None of the characters are really differentiated by their character: excepting Septimus, all of their thoughts are the same in tone. No character stands out. You do not feel that you are really reading the thoughts of an actual character, but the thoughts of Virginia Woolf.

you, a plebe: the characters are ridiculously self-conscious, paranoid, and unstable, 0/10

me, a patrician: the characters are ridiculously self-conscious, paranoid, and unstable, 10/10