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I have six days to read it before going to see a white guy's film adaptation. The stake is high (the book is a bit dull and Odysseus is an ass), but the motivation is there (to be one of that pompous snobs who say, "that's not in the book!) jk (or maybe)

Feel weirded out by Book 23. It's like a filler which keeps dragging for no reasons. The Greeks really showed their true colours here for being bloodlust bullies. Achilles being suicidal little piece of shit. The ghost of Patroclus coming back threw me off, and when they were racing against time, let's throw the parties and the Olympics!!

Andromache’s speech is devastating; she of all people shouldn’t deserve the ill-fated end

กุเหนื่อย อ่านมาหลายอาทิตย์หมดแรงไปกับการด่า มีตัวละครให้กุหัวร้อนทุกหน้า กุอยากแหกหน้า Aeneas กับ Apollo ชิบหาย ทุกครั้งที่พวกเมิงมีซีนมึงวอนตีนกุมาก อีพวกขี้โกง สันดานพวกคนมีคอนเนกชั่นทำไรไม่ผิดมันเป็นงี้เอง Hector ตอนแรกก็สงสารนิดหน่อย หลังๆ มาแม่งบ้งแรง สู้เหมือนคนไม่มีสติไม่มีอะไรจะสุญแล้ว ส่วนอี Paris ทำตัวเลี่ยมอะอินี่เสนอหน้าจะดวล Menalaos แต่กากชิบหาย แค่อ้าปากพูดก็ผิดแล้วมึงอะ

Book 16 is ✨PEAK✨ ABSOLUTE CINEMA 😭😭

Am I supposed to root for the 'yearning' relationship of the main characters here? Aoyama is insufferable, ignorant, and whiny girlchild, and not to mention the hard-to-ignore fact that she views Taiwanese cultures through her disgustingly arrogant colonist's mindset. Her gluttony for food is so repulsively overplayed. I do wonder what the direction the book's going for though.

60 pages left and nothing, I repeat, NOTHING is solved and now I'm stressed what the hell. And where are my boys' moments? we just got two pages of Din and Strovi talking with each other after long winding pages of that bullshit house tour. Oh I'm not happy, sir.

dude, I still don't know what the tainted cup is

dude, I still don't know what the tainted cup is

If Captain Strovi ends up being a killer or killed, I'll be so pissed. I'M SHIPPING HIM AND DIN SO HARD kjhsdfshfdkd *giggling and kicking my feet*

"So it really happened: U-4987, Sunshine, has bitten out the part of Marie that cared about him." NOW I'M SAAAD

50 pages left and we still don't come close to the denouncement. I'm going to make a short-sighted guess and say it's the sister!

I don't know anything anymore. My prime suspects are simple, obvious choices, yet I keep thinking about the pen!

I'm going to take a guess: Melissa doesn't die? She's staged up her own murder, so she can get away with her life etc.

There must be something to do with that old-new pen.

The tension that can make an invisible particle sizzle in the thin muted air. The tea is spilled, my friend.

'Funny things, everything comes around to this circle' and it's just me reading Discworld with a not-so-subtle satire on Midsummer Night's Dream. We have the Mechanicals, Summers changing to Winter, doppelgänger of two young witches, and the changeling Casananda?

A whiplash prophetic moment when you just read passed the sentence: “a country started a war to unite their people” and a few hours later the US just attacked Iran for the flimsiest reasons…