Thread 24645559

When is the last time a book has made you cry?

>>24645559 (OP)
what the fuck is that

>>24645559 (OP)
Reading The Road weirdly enough.
>>24645566
I too am curious.

>>24645566
Laura Les, her hubby & The Rat

>>24645566
I don't know but the guy in the vidrel is happy, that's all that matters

Heidegger's Being and Time

>>24645646
he's happy in the video.
if it's been posted online he could be very very sad right now.

Fucking kek.
And I think it was The Iliad, or Saga of The Swamp Thing.

>>24645717
>Saga of The Swamp Thing.
Why did you cry though?

>Arcane!

>>24645836
The end when Swamp Thing built him and Abigail a house just hit.

>>24645559 (OP)
Not quite crying but the part in The Great Ordeal where The Survivor recalls rushing into the nursery to grab his defective son during the fall of Ishual got me good

The Tao The Ching a few days ago. Not because it's sad but it helped me release a lot of tension in that moment.

>>24645566
slavjank

>>24645559 (OP)
Most manly slav

>>24645559 (OP)
> be slav
> come down from work
> wife covers my eyes
> "shhh it's a surprise"
> russianroulette.jpg
> am I gonna get lucky in this parking lot?
> uncovers eyes
> is bear with my favorite vodka
> cry

>>24645566
They send the bear to tell Ukrainian men they're getting sent to the front, many cry with joy for the opportunity to serve their country

The end of Mason and Dixon, like eight years ago. The last time I cried was after a breakup like a few months after that and I've been unable to cry since, even when I feel like I really need to, and at this point in my life I fear it's causing me actual physical damage.

East of Eden. The part where Adam is finally writing a letter to his brother after years and he ends the letter by telling him he loves him.

>>24645559 (OP)
Never.

>>24645559 (OP)
havent cried in like a decade but for some reason i almost did at like page 60 of the perks of being a wallflower, that scene with his first kiss

Alyosha’s speech to the children at the end

>>24645559 (OP)
when I read novella The story of your life.

>>24645559 (OP)
When I finished reading Stoner, I think that's also the only time a book has made me cry.

>>24647057
when snegiryev declines the money

>>24646592
I seem to recall a popular Ukranian vodka in a blue box. This is a strangely plausible answer to >>24645566

>>24647113
When the lady makes her kid eat shit

>>24645559 (OP) (OP)

Generally any given chapter of the Lord of the Rings should do it. Because of my fondness for the story and world and characters, the beauty and honor and love they portray, and because my soul weeps for the slow death of Europe.

>>24647476
Yikes