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Although it's depressing to see Charlie's deterioration, I find it wholesome that Alice still wants to be beside him until they finally run out of time...

So far, this book has been keeping me on edge... but also reading Charlie's self-searching quest has somehow made me feel better for questioning and figuring out emotional stuff

As much as I love Charlie's brain and personality development, it kinda hurts me to read that... the more he learns stuff, the more the people he deemed as kind feel suspicious. That must've feel like your trust is now broken...

I couldn't read these last few chapters without mumbling "sinting sinting sakit jiwa ini semua orang toxic"

WHAT THE HELLLLLLLLL

This family is so messy that even before I finished processing one mess I already read a new one

Oh my God he is so pathetic

This is sarcasm galore

Istg this memoir should also be put in horror tag

Wah anjing juga ini orang

Whoa why does it took so long to reach the ethically ambiguous premise I sure love

Babi ini serem banget monyet

AKU CENGENG

"... — but remembered then that this was just how everyone lived all the time; how she herself had lived most of her life. You groped around in the dark. You settled for stories, not recordings. You made do with the bits you had and tried your best to fill in the rest."

now this is an argument for me to not hate being forgetful

Tfw the book you're currently reading has reference to other book you've read before... what are the odds that Raskolnikov's in the lower circle of hell trying to write his way out???

Should I be concerned of my morals that I find Alice's way to "rescue" Grimes from hell tolerable...

I hate this philosophical chapter about human connection :(

I personally like Kuang's depiction of Pride's hell — where dead souls have to make a deck on the definition of good then present it to the deities in order to pass.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! want this for me also

I LOVE YA SCENES THAT MAKE ME FLUSTER AND MY BLOOD HOT

As a person who likes to follow another person's train of thoughts... I can conclude Raskolnikov gak jelas banget

Rodya's law article that divides people into law-abiding ordinary people and law-transgressing extraordinary people is fascinating. This book was published in 1866, and yet its very best example is happening now in our world...

But a little insecurities kicked in when I read him explaining cases of ordinary people "feeling" like they belong to the group of extraordinary people and they act as they fancy...