Time machine, stat. I need to go
back in time and murder Charles Dickens before he can write Tale
of Two Cities.
**ALERT: SPOLIERS AHEAD**
God, that book sucked great, big
lollipops of dumb. Yeah, French revolution, happy happy sad happy
sad dead. I hated it. I hated it so much. I hated it more than I
hate shirts with leggings and that unmentionable book titled Warm
Bodies. I hated it so
damn much.
My favorite character was Madam Defarge. That's saying something
about the book, don't you think. My favorite character tried to kill
most of the other characters. She gets Charles condemned to death,
then returns with a gun to kill Lucie (that boring prick of a girl)
and her daughter. She ends up dying in their house. Yay, fun.
Then, the second best character in the whole book, Sydney Carton,
goes and SACRIFICES HIMSELF FOR CHARLES. That DICK. All because he
loves Charles' wife, Lucie. GOD. He goes and gets himself
guillotined, right after meeting the LOVE OF HIS LIFE, a nice
seamstress lady who is also condemned to death for NOTHING. She gets
her head chopped off, then so does he. Just like that. ALL THE BEST
CHARACTERS DIE IN THE END. And Lucie, the stupid, annoying,
impossibly boring Mary-Sue, gets to live on with her
charming-yet-dickish husband and their daughter (who will probably
grow up to be super awesome due to the fact that stupid + stupid =
not stupid).
Ooh, imagery, symbolism, descriptiveness. My ass! This is probably
what they read in purgatory. I might end up using my copy for
kindling for when I salt and burn Charles Dickens' bones. He must be
a demon. I mean, only a demon can come up with this shit.
I think he's John Green in a past life, just with terrible writing
skills. Or Steven Moffat. Or both. (Because we all know,
brilliantly awesome + brilliantly evil = evil incarnate with terrible
language).
- ellie - fear me. -
1 comments:
Lollipops of dumb.
This is why Ellie Murphy rocks my world.
Demons, lollipops, and Chuck Dickens.
Keep calm and use it as kindling. JUST KIDDING DONT DO THAT.
For real. This is real life.
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