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Monday 21st October 2019
The chapter opens with the narrator waking up to a disconcerting text from a barely known comedian, hinting at troubling online discussions involving them. Initially confused and anxious, the narrator searches online, discovering a critical article titled "RIP STAND-UP COMEDY" that harshly condemns the current state of stand-up comedy, using comedian Andy Dawson as an emblem of its decline. The article dismisses Dawson's style as uninspired and repetitive, symbolizing a broader cultural stagnation in…-
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Iron Flame
Iron Flame is the highly anticipated sequel to Fourth Wing in Rebecca Yarros’ bestselling Empyrean series. Picking up where the first book left off, it follows Violet Sorrengail as she faces even greater trials at Basgiath War College. With deadly secrets, shifting alliances, and intensifying battles, Violet must fight not just for survival but for the future of her world. Full of action, romance,…-
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Introduction
Introduction to Aucassin and Nicolete begins not with lofty claims, but with quiet distinction. This poetic work, unlike many literary relics from the same era, has endured across centuries without losing its charm or originality. Blending prose with verse, it introduces a narrative form called the cante-fable, which doesn’t merely tell a story but performs it. Where most medieval texts lean toward morality tales or courtly grandeur, this piece feels more personal, intimate, and occasionally ironic. It…-
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Happy Place by Emily Henry is a romantic comedy about two former lovers who pretend to still be together during a group vacation, forcing them to confront their past and feelings for each other.-
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Frivolous Cupid
Frivolous Cupid by Anthony Hope is a charming romantic comedy set in the aristocratic circles of 19th-century England, where the antics of a spirited young woman, her romantic pursuits, and the complications of love and social expectations lead to a series of humorous and heartwarming events.-
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Friday 6th September 2019
The chapter opens with an unexpected encounter between the narrator and Daisy, his ex-girlfriend from before his relationship with Jen. Despite the passage of time, Daisy appears unchanged, and the narrator reflects on the painful end of their two-year relationship. He recalls how he concealed his loss of love, delaying the breakup and ultimately leaving Daisy to initiate it. The meeting stirs a complex mix of emotions, including guilt and empathy, as the narrator recognizes the hurt he caused her and now…-
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Friday 5th July 2019
The chapter opens with the narrator observing a pair of clothes on a washing line, symbolically “holding hands” in the wind, as he prepares to call Jen, the woman he has loved deeply for nearly four years. Their relationship ended painfully just eight days earlier, and this call, arranged for exactly seven o’clock, becomes a charged moment of vulnerability and control. The narrator deliberately waits to call three minutes late, signaling his attempt to reclaim some agency in a situation where he…-
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Friday 4th October 2019
The chapter opens with the narrator mentally preparing for a date with a woman twelve years his junior. He rationalizes the age difference by identifying shared cultural touchstones, such as popular music and significant world events, which bridge their generational gap. He humorously dismisses the notion that age should dictate compatibility, arguing that shared experiences are more complex than simply overlapping timelines. The narrator also acknowledges societal judgments and defends his choice,…-
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Friday 31st January 2020
The chapter opens with the protagonist preparing nervously for a stage performance scheduled for 7:30 p.m. As he checks himself in the mirror, he reflects on the significance of the day—coinciding with the final hours of the United Kingdom’s membership in the European Union. Despite the cultural fatigue surrounding Brexit jokes, he contemplates weaving a sophisticated parallel between the political breakup and his personal breakup with Jen. This internal monologue sets a tone of introspection and…-
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Friday 31st January 2020
The chapter opens with a vivid childhood memory where the narrator recalls an intense fascination with weddings, imagining herself as a bride every Saturday, complete with a white dress and a lace curtain veil. This ritual, fueled by family stories and cultural expectations, sparks her curiosity about the origins of her desire for marriage and why it eventually faded. The narrative introduces a backdrop of strong familial monogamy, highlighting generations of long-lasting marriages, including her own…-
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