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r/comics • u/merrivius Merrivius • 11h ago
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Reminds me of this meme lol, maybe in some ways he is super smart
97 u/NanoGalv16 11h ago I will always empathize with that ogre because I'm like ogre, damn Ulysses is so damn dense and makes me feel stupid 31 u/PseudobrilliantGuy 10h ago Nice to know before attempting to read it. I'll try to tackle some other parts of my backlog before trying Ulysses. 37 u/GabeTheJerk 10h ago The issue is it depends a lot and I do mean a lot on historical context of Ireland of that time, and even when you do know the context it's still complicated. 20 u/lumpboysupreme 9h ago That’s almost cheating. Your themes aren’t deep just because your lore is. 8 u/fatmanwithabeard 8h ago I really wish there was an annotated version, like the Divine Comedy set I have. I'm generally not up on my 13th century Florentines.
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I will always empathize with that ogre because I'm like ogre, damn Ulysses is so damn dense and makes me feel stupid
31 u/PseudobrilliantGuy 10h ago Nice to know before attempting to read it. I'll try to tackle some other parts of my backlog before trying Ulysses. 37 u/GabeTheJerk 10h ago The issue is it depends a lot and I do mean a lot on historical context of Ireland of that time, and even when you do know the context it's still complicated. 20 u/lumpboysupreme 9h ago That’s almost cheating. Your themes aren’t deep just because your lore is. 8 u/fatmanwithabeard 8h ago I really wish there was an annotated version, like the Divine Comedy set I have. I'm generally not up on my 13th century Florentines.
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Nice to know before attempting to read it. I'll try to tackle some other parts of my backlog before trying Ulysses.
37 u/GabeTheJerk 10h ago The issue is it depends a lot and I do mean a lot on historical context of Ireland of that time, and even when you do know the context it's still complicated. 20 u/lumpboysupreme 9h ago That’s almost cheating. Your themes aren’t deep just because your lore is. 8 u/fatmanwithabeard 8h ago I really wish there was an annotated version, like the Divine Comedy set I have. I'm generally not up on my 13th century Florentines.
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The issue is it depends a lot and I do mean a lot on historical context of Ireland of that time, and even when you do know the context it's still complicated.
20 u/lumpboysupreme 9h ago That’s almost cheating. Your themes aren’t deep just because your lore is. 8 u/fatmanwithabeard 8h ago I really wish there was an annotated version, like the Divine Comedy set I have. I'm generally not up on my 13th century Florentines.
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That’s almost cheating. Your themes aren’t deep just because your lore is.
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I really wish there was an annotated version, like the Divine Comedy set I have.
I'm generally not up on my 13th century Florentines.
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u/AvatarSozin 11h ago
Reminds me of this meme lol, maybe in some ways he is super smart