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Pedophilia is a crime.Do not mix it with art!Seek help!
I don't give a fuck that people call this shit a “well-written” and “rich literature” story and rate it 4-5 stars. They are fucked in mind and have to seek help.
This is the only piece I fell in love with in the whole universe of literature and I'd read it once in a while, along listening to “The Raven” by Alan Parsons ❤️
“The fall of the house of Usher” series is also added to my favorites.
Pedophilia is a crime.Do not mix it with art!Seek help!
I bought this book when I was a teen just because of the word Venice. I didn't pass the prologue for how boring it was and so the book stayed on the shelf because I thought I would have more patience for it when I grow up.
Years later, I learned about Björn Andrésen, the poor young boy who played in the 1971 adaptation of the book.
If you don't know him yet, watch this very important documentary film:
The most beautiful boy in the world (2021).
Look, if the story had shown that pedophilia is bad and the main character would have been punished for such mentality, I would have been okay with it.
BUT NO. The writer tries to deceit himself and us by glorifying it and painting it as art and literature! Just like Lolita!
Pedophilia is pedophilia!
There is no such a stupid separation between fiction and reality when it comes to fancying children!!
And just look how the so-called fiction has RUINED a REAL person's life in our very own REALITY!
People who have rated this book 4-5 stars and claim how rich the book is in literature are fucked in mind and have to seek help.
Well, well, well, what do we have here? :)
Very pleased to get to read this book, thanks to Wes Anderson!
I wish I was familiar with Roald Dahl when I was a kid. I find all stories in this book fascinating. Even I found many new subtle things from them, let alone the kids!
- “The Swan” hit me. I never thought he would have written such a heavy story. Every kid needs to know this story before going to school!
In the short movie The Swan by Wes Anderson, the adult version of the poor kid narrates the story, which shows how traumatizing getting bullied is!
- The kid who talked to animals and The wonderful story of Henry Sugar stories point out respecting and protecting animals + social classes. The sooner children learn these topics, the better, otherwise they will learn it the hard way, when they are already in the society and have no idea how to put up with that! (like me)
An my god! How extraordinary his own life was! And what an amazing first story he had written! A piece of cake! He was born to do this!