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Anonymous No.24850630 [Report] >>24850647 >>24850735 >>24852043 >>24852104 >>24853373 >>24853719 >>24853774 >>24856363 >>24856543 >>24856717
Who is your bookfu?

For me it's Dorothea from Middlemarch
Anonymous No.24850647 [Report]
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Based puritan-esque enjoyer
Anonymous No.24850735 [Report]
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My dear Sonya from Crime and Punishment
Anonymous No.24850783 [Report]
Anne Elliot from Jane Austen's Persuasion.
Anonymous No.24852043 [Report]
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Anna Karenina from Anna Karenina
Anonymous No.24852104 [Report] >>24853382 >>24853695
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Haydee from the Count of Monte Cristo.
Anonymouṡ No.24853373 [Report]
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Fuchsia took the pouch from the Doctor’s hand and from it drew forth into the lamplight a ruby like a lump of anger.

It burned in her palm.

She did not know what to do. She did not wonder what she ought to say. There was nothing at all to say. Dr. Prunesquallor knew something of what she felt. At last, clutching the solid fire between her fingers, she shook Nannie Slagg, who screamed a little as she awoke. Fuchsia got her to her feet and dragged her to the door. A moment before the Doctor opened it for them, Fuchsia turned her face up to his and parted her lips in a smile of such dark, sweet loveliness, so subtly blended with her brooding strangeness, that the Doctor’s hand clenched the handle of the door. He had never seen her look like this before. He had always thought of her as an ugly girl of whom he was strangely fond. But now, what was it he had seen?
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based daughterwife patrician
Anonymous No.24853392 [Report]
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for me it's Héloïse
Anonymous No.24853695 [Report]
>>24852104
Very nice
Anonymous No.24853719 [Report]
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HEDWIG VOGELSANG
Anonymous No.24853774 [Report]
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Marya from War and Peace.
Anonymous No.24854137 [Report]
Thérèse Raquin. For years I've thought about the very simple description of her happily stretching in the nude as being like that of a cat.
Anonymous No.24854156 [Report]
The horse girl from All the Pretty Horses. Not sure what to call the opposite of a “bookfu” but I’d bash the brains out of Stoner’s wife in Stoner if I could.
Anonymous No.24856313 [Report]
Celestine from Mirbeau’s Chambermaid masterpiece.

Lusty, cynical, smart as a whip, with just that right amount of vulnerable and deranged on account of the life she led, hard to ask for much else really.

Girlfriend put out for a fucking orange.

Met a captain next door who said he’ll eat anything while professing his love for the ferret he had on his shoulder. She told him “bet you won’t eat him” and the guy munched on the poor thing then and there.

They don’t make ‘em like that anymore.
Anonymous No.24856363 [Report]
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For me, it's Anna Livia Plurabelle
Anonymous No.24856498 [Report]
For me, it’s our Ursula
Anonymous No.24856543 [Report]
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Ingeborg from 2666.
Wanda from Suttree.
Mick from The Heart is a Lonely Hunter.
Anonymous No.24856717 [Report]
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Beth from Little Women. I want to cradle her closely after ensuring that the Hummels have a tragic accident.