Following in the vein of popular websites like ‘Does the Dog Die?’, a new website run by gamer and vicar enthusiast Jessica Skunk finally answers the question on everyone’s lips – will this game let me seduce the vicar?

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Following in the vein of popular websites like ‘Does the Dog Die?’, a new website run by gamer and vicar enthusiast Jessica Skunk finally answers the question on everyone’s lips – will this game let me seduce the vicar?
Reading the introduction for the Emily Wilson translation of Homer's The Iliad actually explains a lot about Hugo's narrative style.
I was considering how an unreliable omniscient narrator might present in a story and realized that it was literally just Les Mis.
4.15.10: Oh boy, exactly what my Les Mis reading experience has been missing: Vicky being weird about virginity.
All right friends, I've put it off long enough:
DNI if you disapproved of the play Hernani, you don't believe that Balzac is the GOAT, you never went through a Napoléon phase, you were a dedicated law student with no moral scruples over this, you smoke tobacco, you agree with the concept of convents, you hate reading and/or gardening, you are not critical of whatever government is in power, you stan that repugnant creature The Octopus, or you have ever attempted to stop me from eating charcoal (THIS MEANS YOU CHARLES).
To prove this, we will merely state briefly an actual, incontedtable fact, though it has no intrinsic relationship to our story, not being attached by so much as a thread.
— Les Misérables, 2.6.5
I've been wanting a Thai copy of Les Mis for a while now, but the city that the most comprehensive bookstore is in is still pretty dangerous to travel to, so I was trying to see if I could order it online, and --
this is literally the only book with the author "Victor Hugo" listed under Thai books, I am SCRE A M I N G G G G .
I knew people found the July Column to be an insult and an eyesore, but truly nothing could have prepared me for
This stovepipe, baptized with a ringing name, the Column of July, this would-be monument of an abortive revolution, was still, in 1832, wrapped in an immense scaffolding, which we for our part still miss, and by a large board enclosure, which completed the elephant's isolation.