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@stay_148 | @hits_litsoc

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2025/04/20

Click here to reply to @stay_148 "Like we were all rooting for a second chance for love to change things. And then, boom, plot twist that left us in tears. If I could change it, I'd make him choose life. Maybe start a foundation with Lou, or even just travel together. Just slowly heal each other. It didn't have to be a fairy tale ending, but something with hope. At least you know. Anyway, that's my little rant. Thank you."

1:50

@ampdrop | @hits_litsoc THE ENDING I WANT

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2025/04/18

Click here to reply to @ampdrop "Greetings to all the wonderful listeners out there. My name is Jahan Bijoo from Hindustan University, and to answer the prompt, the book or book series that I would love to change the ending of is the Divergent series, specifically the book Allegiant. So in that book, spoiler alert if you haven't read the book or have not read the series. So in that book, what happens is the protagonist of the story, Triss, is shot and dies."

0:45

@engie | The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho

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2025/04/17

Click here to reply to @engie "Hey, guys. So the book I'm gonna be talking about is the Alchemist by Paulo Coelho. I know a lot of people love this book, and they say that it changed their life, but for me, personally, it just didn't hit that deep. It felt kind of repetitive. Like the message of follow your dreams was just constantly hammered in over and over without much nuance to it. And the characters, I couldn't really connect with them either."

4:32

@Bush28 | Kafka on the Shore by Murakami

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2025/04/17

Click here to reply to @Bush28 "I don't like it, and I genuinely don't like him as a writer. The other thing is, oh, my God, he will literally write 10 paragraphs, and he would be going on and on and on about something, and he can say that thing in, like, literally two lines. And I understand that the writers are supposed to do this. It is a type of. You know, it's a side of a type of writing a book. You."

3:49

@Bush28 | The Spanish love deception by Elena Armas

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2025/04/17

Click here to reply to @Bush28 "So I hate genuinely did not like to reading this book and I see so many people talking about how it's such a great book but please, if you're going to read it, don't be misguided into thinking that it's going to be like an amazing book because it's not going to be. So yeah, that's the book that I hate I'm going to talk about today."

1:18

@kausheeek | @hits_litsoc Thousand splendid suns.

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2025/04/17

Click here to reply to @kausheeek "So in this regard I hope and I wish that she had escaped a terrible life and that she went with Leila for once and she could have had happiness and in turn led a better life. That's the ending that I would like to propose."

0:17

@tabin | Colourless tsukuru tazakai

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2025/04/17

Click here to reply to @tabin "I was told to read colorless sakurutazakai by someone I know and I expected it to be nice. And I mean, to be honest, it was really nice up to the point where an insane plot test occurred and I did not like it anymore. Read it and find out."

4:50

@nachinowfila | Why the silent patient is not worth...

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2025/04/16

Click here to reply to @nachinowfila "Like, I kept hoping that the plot twist would make up for it, but, like, it didn't. So firstly, we have the psychotherapist who is Theo. He's the main protagonist and I kinda, generally, kinda hate him because not only does he break his professional boundaries by stalking everyone and he acts like a detective."

1:26

@TusharAnand | True feels in fiction: Mazda's Best...

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2025/04/14

Click here to reply to @TusharAnand "He's just a regular guy with a sharp mind suddenly facing extraordinary danger. What makes Jim relatable? It's his struggle, balancing his logical scientific nature with the mystical chaos around him. We all had moments of doubt or felt out of our depth. Yet Jim keeps going, driven to protect his family and uncover the truth. His journey mirrors those times. We're forced to adapt and push beyond what we thought possible. Then there is Linda, Jim's wife and a

2:09

@agrimao_o | feeling "the real in fantasy" through...

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2025/04/14

Click here to reply to @agrimao_o "Hello. If I had to talk about a relatable character in a fictional world, for me it would be Jude Duart from the Cruel Prince. Jude is a deeply relatable character for a lot of readers because she embodies emotions and struggles that feel very real, even in a fantasy world. Here's why she is relatable. Jude is a motel in a living, magical world where she is constantly reminded she doesn't belong to."

0:47

@NiTi26 | Not Just Words: When Fictional People Feel...

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2025/04/14

Click here to reply to @NiTi26 "You know, some characters doesn't stay on the page and they leave in your head. Walk beside you, whisper when you lost and remind you that you are not alone. For me, it's Charley from the Perks of the Being a Waffle. It's basically quite thoughtful. A little awkward though, but full of heart, so. Or else Elizabeth Bennett, who is bold, smart and real. These characters sticks with us because they show us parts of ourselves. Not perfect, just human."

0:57

@Arham62442 | Perfectly Imperfect: Why Devi...

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2025/04/12

Click here to reply to @Arham62442 "And even though she might try for the best outcome, sometimes life just does not work the way that we want it to. But that's okay. Characters like Devi remind us that it's okay to be flawed, and that's what makes them unforgettable. And that's what makes the series so incredible and memorable. Thank you."

0:35

@viswes_09 | @hits_litsoc Which book ending would you...

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2025/04/09

Click here to reply to @viswes_09 "Hi everyone. I'm Kirtana from Hindustan University. So to answer this prompt, I changed the ending of Harry Potter and the Deathly hallows. The whole 19 Years later epilogue felt like a cheesy, unnecessary fan service. Harry naming his kid Albus Severus? No, that's some next level emotional manipulation. Let us breathe. I'd rather the story ended on a powerful, bittersweet note right after Voldemort's death, leaving the readers with the raw aftermath and not some

1:25

@Glitch | Who is the most under appreciated Character...

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2025/04/08

Click here to reply to @Glitch "Hedwig is one of the most underrated characters in the Harry Potter franchise. While she may seem just like a pet at once glance, she is so much more than that. She is Harry's first true friend in a world that had shown him only cruelty and neglect. More than a companion, Hedwig is his constant link to the magical world, a quiet, steadfast source of comfort and belonging. During his loneliest times at the Dursleys, she has some truly memorable moments."

1:25

@chinmayip | Who is the most under appreciated...

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2025/04/08

Click here to reply to @chinmayip "Kreacher is a crucially, deeply underappreciated character in the Harry Potter series. Initially introduced as a bitter, muttering house elf loyal to the pure blooded supremacy of the Black family, Kreacher seems little more than a nuisance, echoing the hateful ideologies of his mistress, Sirius Black's mother. But as the story unfolds, we discover that beneath his resentment lies a deep, unwavering love for Regulus Black, the only master who ever treated him with

1:47

@s_a_g_ibjk | Elizabeth Bennet

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2025/04/07

Click here to reply to @s_a_g_ibjk "So if you've ever been the odd one out, stood your ground or misjudged someone, only to realize it later, congrats. You are Elizabeth Bennett. Have more and more, have more in common than you think. That's it. Until then, keep reading, keep learning. Thank you."

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@kaz_brekker | Fictional characters that feel real

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2025/04/07

Click here to reply to @kaz_brekker "Today I'm going to talk about the fictional characters that feel real. Atticus Finch from To Kill a Mocking Bird feels incredibly real because of his quiet strength and unwavering sense of justice. He is not a loud or dramatic hero. He is calm, thoughtful and deeply principled, even when those principles put him at odds with the world around him. What makes him feel human is how he balances being a father with being a moral compass. Showing that courage isn't

0:44

@Petalsonthemoon | Jo March

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2025/04/07

Click here to reply to @Petalsonthemoon "Fictional characters that feel the most real. For me, it would be Jo March from Little Women. She is the most relatable character to me because she is fiercely independent, imaginative, and driven by a desire to be more than what society expects her to be. As a woman in the 19th century, she challenges the gender role. She is passionate about being creative. She is flawed but genuine, and she values her family more than anything."

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@hdheheheh | Hu

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2025/04/07

Click here to reply to @hdheheheh "Hello."

1:51

@Rithina07 | August Pullman

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2025/04/06

Click here to reply to @Rithina07 "August Pullman by RJ Palacio the protagonist of the story is Augie. A 10 year old born with a severe facial difference, lives in New York City with his loving parents and older sister. Augie has been homeschooled his whole life because of multiple surgeries and how people react to his face. This story begins with him going to school, the beach or prep for the first time in fifth grade. Even though he is smart and kind, many people avoid or bully him because of how

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