Thanks Ron, could you please also mention the titles of the books they're from so that we can look them up. I haven't read 'Lolita' by Nubukiev yet but as I understand it that's got an antihero in it, too. It's about a man who is infatuated by a young girl, and marries her mother so that he can be near her. A bit of a dastardly thing to do I would think.
holden cauldfield is from Catcher in the rye and Mr Darcy is from Pride And Prejudice Darcy I believe is a man who is horrible to everyone but then its revealed that its because he is some kind of victim I was going to suggest the cyborg AI from Bladerunner (the book being "Do Electric Sheep Dream In Colour")
I'm afraid of reading Catcher in the rye, for it may turn me into a self-justified- victim murderer of the famous and over-priviledged.
There are not many times in my lifetime when I can genuinely say that I have been lost for words. I think I will just enjoy the serenity of the moment.
My advice would be to ignore them, Nacht. I thought you were a real shit when I first read your posts, but I guess at heart you are a sensitive guy and will one day become a great writer of soft porn stories. I will dedicate a character for you in my story, because you managed to make me laugh, but in a good way. Do not let people who are trolls laugh at you Nacht. Luckilly in this forum you won't find any.
easier said than done I mean if theyre still talking about it after 60 fucking years someone should tell them to get a life. I honestly know very little about what its like to be german, but I have taken 2week holidays there nr berlin and down by munich. One thing I know is that the cities are like any big cities but the towns are close knit communities - listen you could complain to the authorities because maybe they bully you
I am reading "Lolita" right now. Humbert Humbert is a sort of anti hero. I think the book was banned at one time. Nabakov wrote in back in the 20s or 30s. He was Russian.