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>>18837523
Hey, don't think I don't see you, charlatan!

>>18838398
Good anon! You have very good taste! But not "had," cause we still "have." There's still so much to discuss regarding Umineko and I sincerely believe it has a place in anyone's literary panoply.

>>18838702
>>18838782
Umineko has more potential discussion for people who thus far like the sort of posting I do.

>>18838707
That's precisely how it ought to be. Wittgenstein, for example, loved Brothers Karamazov for the majority of his life. The great stories stay with you because of their universal excellence; nobody reads old books, or appreciates ideas with immediate, small wisdoms when they could pursue those with universality, which, while tantalizing to take as mere latitudinal/spatial majesty, kind of necessarily implies longitudinal/temporal universality too. That—the intimate relationship between time and space—is why brilliant stories are also timeless stories.