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@gigglesnkicks Interesting, I was also very emotionally attached to that story! Something about the main protagonist captivated me in a way that other characters have not. And I don't really know about the argument thing. It was really just common sense. It was merely a coincidence that I'm in pursuit of a career in law. 

@Earning The Scarlet Ibis was the first piece I ever analyzed, but I kept failing those essays because I couldn't separate myself from the characters; was too emotionally attached to the story. It was extremely frustrating, but the story will always have a huge place in my brain experience bank.

@Earning Thank You. And you make arguments that make faults difficult for my non-lawyer-aspiring self to detect.

@jennathecreepymoon My reading lists mean exactly what they say, and if there's a story on my list, it made an impression on me, good or bad. Those are the best stories. Even if I didn't like them.

@jennathecreepymoon what the hell are you talkin about  

@Earning Ha! I call everyone kid!

@gigglesnkicks Who you calling kid? Fight mehhh! XD

@Earning Lol thanks, kid! That really made my night. 

That's right... Be confuffled by my weirdness 
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@Earning what the hell

@Fabulously-Imperfect You are six different types of welcome

@MehButler I wish I could lose weight eating bread

@xxWhereIsMyMindxx Who doesn't? 

@GoldenHallelujahMeh. I've moved on already. Now I'm reading Dostoyevsky's 'Crime and Punishment.'

@BlueNeighborhood1 oh damn! I'm sorry I JUST saw that message. Wow. I'm really on top of my shit, aren't I?