Ah Flaubert's Parrot, what an enticing read. As perused the novel, the pages seemed to fly by (much like a parrot), never failing to captivate my mind. I like how I, as a reader, was granted the opportunity to make my own decisions while reading the text. I was able to draw my own conclusions, stay true to my own interpretations! What a beautiful thing indeed. I now realize that Flaubert is a rather hillarious individual, something I regrett not understanding while I read Madame Bovary.
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Really?...while I agree that there is definitely an openess to this novel, I find that it is increasingly difficult to form my own opinions when everything is covered (such as the chronologies where had they just given me Flaubert's words and not the first two, I would be able to determing him funny, but now I'm questioning my judgement because his life was both amazing and horrid, making me wonder if instead of being funny he was just cynical)
Cool picture--how'd you get that on there? You'll have to let me know at some point!
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