Grargh.

[runsinthegenes]

Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle is a wonderful book, but writing a paper on it is not as fun as it should be. I have absolutely no idea what to say, and none of the references I look up have anything useful to say on the negative representation of humanity. It's horrible--I know what I want to write about, but whenever I write it, it sounds wrong

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[control_paradox]

I'm sure my paper for On the Road won't be much better. Once I start it.

(Hey, did you know Dean's a Vonnegut fan? :D)

[runsinthegenes]

It was really hard to narrow down my topic, but I think I might focus on Felix Hoenikker's poor character traits, y/n?

[control_paradox]

or you could focus on how the Hoenikker family as a whole portray every negative trait there is in humanity. Of course, seeing as how it's Monday afternoon, you've probably already got a topic, so never mind.

[runsinthegenes]

I kinda ended up doing that anyway. Kinda.

[drowninginlethe]

I can't really help you here, but I just wanted to say that I love Vonnegut.

:)

[runsinthegenes]

Ah likes him, too. I'm probably gonna read Slaughterhouse Five over summer vacation.