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Nathaniel. · 14d

Imagine that, at midnight, every book in the world would be burned. You have until then to read one final book of your choice, knowing you'll never be able to read another one again. Which book would you choose?

Well, in that apocalyptic scenario, I think I’d choose Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky. When I finished it, I honestly felt like never reading another book again.

Mr-misterious-man · 18d

a book that is 9,9/10. not your favorite but everyone should seat down and read?

I have to say one of the best revenge stories of all time: The Count of Monte Cristo. There are classics that are better than this one, but it’s still one of the greatest ever written.

Mr-misterious-man · 19d

Do you have a secret that nobody knows of ?

Nathaniel. · 20d

What's the best concert/live event you've ever been to?

Morrissey’s New Year’s Eve Show at the Hollywood Palladium on December 31, 2024. I couldn’t get a ticket, so I spent the entire show outside the venue. Somehow, it didn’t matter. I could still hear the music, feel the crowd, and be part of the moment. It wasn’t the way I imagined seeing Morrissey, but it ended up being one of the best experiences of my life.

Mr-misterious-man · 21d

if you could ever change something in your life rn, what you it be?

I probably would bring that person back in my life if things were different this time. (You know who it is)

Mr-misterious-man · 21d

what’s your literary quote?

“And so I try to be kind with everything that I see, and in everything I see, I see him.” — A Little Life.

Mr-misterious-man · 21d

favorite city in the world?

Mr-misterious-man · 21d

choose one movie that it’s not on your top 4, and why

Definitely Jaws (1975). Not because it was the first blockbuster, but because of the incredible suspense and unforgettable soundtrack. They make the film truly memorable.

Mr-misterious-man · 21d

Which bands do you think are the most important to the history of music?

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