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I'm about to start this. Should I start reading it, or should I wait a little bit more?

YES YES it’s practically done , so yes read it YES

Wow tell me about the reference pls

edgar allan poe was famous for writing gothic / horror stories so you can kinda see the influence in this story a lot. two stories that are sooo similar to this one would be the fall of the house of usher, and the masque of the red death. u should check them out if u haven’t. and also edgar allan’s famous poem called , the raven was referenced by rose/roger himself ( i forgot which chapter ngl) but he said something then followed it with something along the line as “now and forevermore” i’m not sure if the famous nevermore was used icl i don’t remember, but i’m sure i missed other references:)

Also i would suggest that roger/rose is a living reminder of a lost person (edgar), just as the raven becomes a living reminder of the narrator's lost Lenore. (in edgar allan’s poem) . and just as the raven doesn’t answer the narrator’s questions, roger expresses that same characteristic where he wouldn’t answer richelle in the beginning

Omg that's so cool thanks a lot I'll read them

The corpses cushioned the fall i guess

but that’s not rlly possible, plus why aren’t the corpses decayed already

Depending on how high the pile goes it could be possible, but that would imply the corpse pile goes up almost the entire cliff face

ya ik but in this case , the pile hasn’t reached nowhere near the cliff and the fall looked deep. still doesn’t make sense how they survived that fall , and especially the other dude was on the verge of death so how tf did he manage to do that?

To explain that we're gonna have to find out why tf there's a giant pile of dopples at the bottom of a cliff in the first place, my friend

i may be in love with u, i think