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Apu sits in his lounge chair. As chicken tendies roast over the open flames filling the room with smoke and hot embers
>anons. Welcome to another edition of nothing happens literary hour where we review the things which don't take place in literature. Last week, we discussed the themes of hope and redemption in Cormac Mccarthy's Blood Meridian.
Cormac mcCarthy is a titan of literature, writing such drab irrelivancies as all the pretty horses and the Road, which catagorically demonstrate the weight of nothing ever happening and it's effect on the modern nihilist. Tonight we consider of Mice and Men, and the implications of the false hope of something happening in a world where nothing ever happens
We begin with the words of Lenny
>the pup made like to bite me, and I made like to hit him and I done it.
>don't worry, he's just a mutt. The country's full of mutts
Cuts back to the Apu with cigar
>yes. The country is full of mutts
The psychological impact of (((Stienbeck))) telling us that nothing will ever happen permits us to imagine, here in the 21st century where happenings continue to never happen, what it must have been like to live in utter squalor, and a near white ethnostate, but still to endure the dishonor and indignity of nothing ever happening
Tune in for the chilling conclusion in two more weeks
Apu sits in his lounge chair. As chicken tendies roast over the open flames filling the room with smoke and hot embers
>anons. Welcome to another edition of nothing happens literary hour where we review the things which don't take place in literature. Last week, we discussed the themes of hope and redemption in Cormac Mccarthy's Blood Meridian.
Cormac mcCarthy is a titan of literature, writing such drab irrelivancies as all the pretty horses and the Road, which catagorically demonstrate the weight of nothing ever happening and it's effect on the modern nihilist. Tonight we consider of Mice and Men, and the implications of the false hope of something happening in a world where nothing ever happens
We begin with the words of Lenny
>the pup made like to bite me, and I made like to hit him and I done it.
>don't worry, he's just a mutt. The country's full of mutts
Cuts back to the Apu with cigar
>yes. The country is full of mutts
The psychological impact of (((Stienbeck))) telling us that nothing will ever happen permits us to imagine, here in the 21st century where happenings continue to never happen, what it must have been like to live in utter squalor, and a near white ethnostate, but still to endure the dishonor and indignity of nothing ever happening
Tune in for the chilling conclusion in two more weeks
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