Holy shit that ending was messed up.

>reddit
>the book

>>9790121
Literally (literally) reddit

>>9790347
>Reddit the post

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>>9790347
>>9790373
>>9790385
>When a website triggers you this hard

>>9790393
>>>/reddit/

>>9790412
He's right though. Nobody should give a shit about petty tribalism for websites of all things and should judge books independently on their own merits.

I didn't know the singer of the Black Keys wrote books.

>>9790393
>>9790906
Well, well, well, if it isn't reddit

>>9791124
Underrated

>>9790121
>>9790347
>>9790373
>>9790381
>>9790385
>>9790393
>>9790412
>>9790906
>>9791596
These are all me

>>9790121
I liked this, but actually I was sort of let down by the end. I wanted to know more about the stalker. I get that it's scarier that "He could be anyone" but like, how did he live under Dathan's house for so many years? Does he work? What's his name? I don't know, but I guess I was expecting some questions to be answered by his identity that really weren't. His murder-suicide plan was also a little too unrealistic desu.

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>>9793434
I liked that they kept the stalker mostly a mystery.
I feel explaining why he's doing all this crazy shit would only make him less scary.

>>9794725
That's a good point and I agree, I almost find it weird that he was able to devote so much time to stalking a little kid, even living under his house. Like, doesn't he have a job to go to? For someone we know nothing about, he's the most fascinating character in the story.

Still don't get why Dathan's mom didn't just call the police though.