lord of the jinx 🍉

I’ll let my hair grow longer this time.

@kriminaltobat Too late jink

@lattenomadic pessoa

Aduh bingung better beli bukunya Albert Camus atau Fernando Pessoa ya plzzz

tai

Duran Duran - Come Undone #90s

Hadeh pada pacaran kontol

Jipiti

@bruacninpo Syukron

@lattenomadic Wallahi

INI BENERAN LAST BANGET YA????

@thetamalik Jujur

@lattenomadic Sedih:'(

@rivalleraven HWHDBSNAKAKKA YA

@lattenomadic HAHHH KM PUTUS SM COWO JAWA MU ITUU?

@kriminaltobat Order 1

@lattenomadic fefek

[pouts]

suspicions are justified (spoiler: they very much are).

Overall, Chapter 3 is short but effective. It shifts the tone from Lady Susan’s confident scheming to the worried, grounded perspective of the “normal” family she’s about to invade. It makes you eager to see how Lady Susan will perform once she arrives and whether Catherine’s-

My clean and concise MY GODD!!! Lady Susan herself is Austen’s most fascinating creation: a beautiful, highly intelligent, charming sociopath with zero moral compass. She’s the ultimate anti-heroine the opposite of sweet Elizabeth Bennet or quiet Fanny Price.

All of this is revealed through her own cunning, self-justifying letters to her equally worldly friend Mrs. Johnson. The contrast between her polished language and her cold-hearted calculations is brilliant.

By page 5, i already see Lady Susan: - Freshly widowed (only 4 months!) - Flirting shamelessly with a married man - Ruthlessly plotting a rich marriage for herself - Forcing her shy, sensitive daughter Frederica into an unwanted match with a foolish but wealthy young man

AUTO BISA BACA KELAR SEMALEMAN SIH INI!1!1!1

You know she’s terrible… yet you can’t stop enjoying watching her work her schemes. It feels like “Mean Girls” meets Regency high society, but far sharper and wittier.

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