I'm not quite sure I know what you mean, my friend and original poster. Please do not get me wrong, this is an interesting thread filled with interesting pictures of movies about interesting characters that appeared in novels, but I am entirely unable to come to the conclusion that I am any of these characters that appeared in novels. I am a man. I have an interiority. It's quite a nice interiority, or, at least that is what my wife tells me.
Some days I am unsure as to whether she is lying to curry favor, but I do not spend much time dwelling on such insecurities. Sex with my wife is nice.
It is possible of course, original poster, that the technology might one day exist that will allow a person or persons to "merge" with a computer in such a manner that they do, for all intents and purposes, "become a filmic portrayal of an interesting character that appeared in a novel," but that in itself carries with it a myriad of issues. Can a being be, in a sense, two beings? If one makes a post, can one simultaneously be the character in that post and them selves? If so, the person who made them selves a character, does one immediately share a consciousness with that interesting character that appeared in a novel, being that both persons are simultaneously that post?
Sadly however, I have so very few answers for these questions, original poster. Perhaps some time when you're around, I would enjoy discussing these with you.
>Watches cartoon movies, by himself, on the occasions when no one else wants to watch them. Never seen an entire live action movie or episode in his life because the frame rate makes him nauseous. Listens to clip shows on a constant loop, and wears earphones to keep the outside sound out. Tries to pretend he's listening to a podcast and figure out what they are about. >Enjoys being around his coworkers, but tends to look for flaws and problems with each one. Is socially awkward in large groups, because he's used to interacting with one or two people. Is a little socially isolated and edgy because of a lack of friends, but not depressed. Has fun, but rarely engages in risky behavior. >Instead of conventional social cues he tends to just stare off into space. Posts questions and comments for no apparent reason, decides it's a interview format and the work is mainly about filling in the blanks. >Was the first person to think of, or implement a new feature at work. Takes a lot of pride in a job well done. Always willing to jump in and help with any project. Occasionally goes out of his way to help others when they are struggling. Says 'thank you' when the help is given, always eliciting a 'thank you' and thinks it's like when his grandmother would say 'thank you' in an imperative tone. >Volunteers to be the person who writes long, pointless memos about things that nobody cares about, just because it's a good way to relax. Constantly calls wrong names, just to confuse people, and claims it's a bad habit, making no attempt at amends. >Appears to be highly intelligent and capable, but frequently exhibits socially inept behaviors. Rarely has anything to say. >He refers to everyone as 'bro' or 'bro buddy', and is obviously faking his smart-ass, sarcastic attitude. He expresses no real opinions on things, only stating things like "I totally agree with you", or "the second I heard this idea I thought of an even better one". When he does talk, he sounds like the victim of a particularly strange form of Tourette's Syndrome, as he's constantly adjusting the tone of his voice, moving his mouth, and tugging at his facial hair. >Tries to constantly keep up with the latest trends or technology, but isn't overly impressed when he does it, so he becomes easily bored with the task and never completes it. It's common for him to stop working altogether after about a week, without actually finishing the project. >Main hobby is drawing maps on a white board, especially of coastlines and small islands, which never amount to anything. Also, he is fond of drawing arrows from point A to point B, which become more obvious in the next round, as his scribbles become slightly more dense. >Tends to have grandiose dreams about being a famous explorer, or fantasy writer or a superhero. This tends to cause him to constantly talk about his childish adventures to his sister who he has tried to convince to finally read some of his books.
A real jack-of-all-trades, master of none.
I don't think Meursault is an edgelord or that acting similarly makes you one. Infact, I would assume the opposite. I watched Zaregoto but I don't really remember the protagonist's deal.
>Queequeg
the 4th time i hear about this guy this year and I never heard anyone mention him before. Are you 1 obsessed autist who spams him on IQfy and /misc/?
Picrel.
Not from a book.
And I don't act.
it made me believe that i had a hot at good life until i found out the author offed himself.
I'm literally ze steppenwolf except I don't do drugs and frick hot latina prostitutes
Same as this anon. Im just the loner sperg in the start of the book
Stoner
u smoke weed??
hell yeah dude
Stephen Dedalus is just like me.
I can kinda relate to him as well
I honestly feel more like a young bloom. Still intellectual but more sensual and schizoeccentric
morons don’t even know how to describe how they act like him in public
I'm not quite sure I know what you mean, my friend and original poster. Please do not get me wrong, this is an interesting thread filled with interesting pictures of movies about interesting characters that appeared in novels, but I am entirely unable to come to the conclusion that I am any of these characters that appeared in novels. I am a man. I have an interiority. It's quite a nice interiority, or, at least that is what my wife tells me.
Some days I am unsure as to whether she is lying to curry favor, but I do not spend much time dwelling on such insecurities. Sex with my wife is nice.
It is possible of course, original poster, that the technology might one day exist that will allow a person or persons to "merge" with a computer in such a manner that they do, for all intents and purposes, "become a filmic portrayal of an interesting character that appeared in a novel," but that in itself carries with it a myriad of issues. Can a being be, in a sense, two beings? If one makes a post, can one simultaneously be the character in that post and them selves? If so, the person who made them selves a character, does one immediately share a consciousness with that interesting character that appeared in a novel, being that both persons are simultaneously that post?
Sadly however, I have so very few answers for these questions, original poster. Perhaps some time when you're around, I would enjoy discussing these with you.
>Watches cartoon movies, by himself, on the occasions when no one else wants to watch them. Never seen an entire live action movie or episode in his life because the frame rate makes him nauseous. Listens to clip shows on a constant loop, and wears earphones to keep the outside sound out. Tries to pretend he's listening to a podcast and figure out what they are about.
>Enjoys being around his coworkers, but tends to look for flaws and problems with each one. Is socially awkward in large groups, because he's used to interacting with one or two people. Is a little socially isolated and edgy because of a lack of friends, but not depressed. Has fun, but rarely engages in risky behavior.
>Instead of conventional social cues he tends to just stare off into space. Posts questions and comments for no apparent reason, decides it's a interview format and the work is mainly about filling in the blanks.
>Was the first person to think of, or implement a new feature at work. Takes a lot of pride in a job well done. Always willing to jump in and help with any project. Occasionally goes out of his way to help others when they are struggling. Says 'thank you' when the help is given, always eliciting a 'thank you' and thinks it's like when his grandmother would say 'thank you' in an imperative tone.
>Volunteers to be the person who writes long, pointless memos about things that nobody cares about, just because it's a good way to relax. Constantly calls wrong names, just to confuse people, and claims it's a bad habit, making no attempt at amends.
>Appears to be highly intelligent and capable, but frequently exhibits socially inept behaviors. Rarely has anything to say.
>He refers to everyone as 'bro' or 'bro buddy', and is obviously faking his smart-ass, sarcastic attitude. He expresses no real opinions on things, only stating things like "I totally agree with you", or "the second I heard this idea I thought of an even better one". When he does talk, he sounds like the victim of a particularly strange form of Tourette's Syndrome, as he's constantly adjusting the tone of his voice, moving his mouth, and tugging at his facial hair.
>Tries to constantly keep up with the latest trends or technology, but isn't overly impressed when he does it, so he becomes easily bored with the task and never completes it. It's common for him to stop working altogether after about a week, without actually finishing the project.
>Main hobby is drawing maps on a white board, especially of coastlines and small islands, which never amount to anything. Also, he is fond of drawing arrows from point A to point B, which become more obvious in the next round, as his scribbles become slightly more dense.
>Tends to have grandiose dreams about being a famous explorer, or fantasy writer or a superhero. This tends to cause him to constantly talk about his childish adventures to his sister who he has tried to convince to finally read some of his books.
A real jack-of-all-trades, master of none.
I am basically a Murnane Narrator
Boring and not as clever as you think you are?
Still seething gypsy PR shill?
Adam Trask
N
bump
homosexual frick yourself
Le Stranger
Ishmael.
Y’all come off as more a Forest Gump type tho, ngl
I don't know, I'm usually just chilling.
Lester Ballard
Judge Holden is literally me
Meursault and the protagonist from Zaregoto, contrary to what this implies, I'm not an edgelord, believe it or not.
I don't think Meursault is an edgelord or that acting similarly makes you one. Infact, I would assume the opposite. I watched Zaregoto but I don't really remember the protagonist's deal.
I don't act like any books so I can't pick any characters from them
Unironically did nothing wrong
Dubs decide which character I devote my life to emulating.
For you, I present:
Humbert
Missed by one damnit
Queequeg
>Queequeg
the 4th time i hear about this guy this year and I never heard anyone mention him before. Are you 1 obsessed autist who spams him on IQfy and /misc/?
Maori/black sex is pretty important in Moby Dick. You do realise Ishmael was black right?
No
doc sportello
Alfred Janny
mersault
Florent-Claude Labrouste from Serotonin
Timothy Price
Patrick Bateman
The Führer!
Pechorin
Patrick Bateman.
The Underground Man
Mike, it that you?
Mersault, and Arthur Seaton
used to be obsessed with Gnossos Pappadopoulis but i’ve since matured.
lol at this entire thread
What your credentials be, that enables ye to snidely chide at us?
Meursault
I'm literally Queequeg
Yeah but it’s weird to try snd match his pattern of speech as a 28 year old white American man
You speaky me?
Humbert Humbert.
I sharted.
Anselm from The Recognitions
Paradise lost moment
Diogenes