In "books that are a red flag," I would put The Count of Monte Cristo on the list. I mean, not Atlas Shrugged levels of red flag, but still. (My father read it aloud to me when I was 8 and he was getting divorced from my mother. In retrospect, hello relationship issues!)
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I am delurking in here to share that my mom LOVED Ayn Rand because of the ill-fated romances. Like, she had no idea they were political at all.
I don't even think I know the plot of the Count of Monte Cristo. It makes me think of diner sandwiches.
ETA- I just looked up The Count of Monte Cristo, and I think the tv show revenge is loosely based on it, so maybe that is the reason?
Ha, that is probably it, actually!
Good grief, I cannot have 4 periods in an ellipsis.
It's 4 if you're leaving out a whole sentence.
I love the Count of Monte Cristo. Although I'm not sure I would think to list it as a favorite.
I've never read Count of Monte Cristo. I've seen the movie, but I don't really remember much of it except that it had sword fights and people climbing things.
So amych and Consuela: The Movie ?
It's 4 if you're leaving out a whole sentence.
Goddammit, Ginger, now you are making me look through ALL my damned style guides. I'm like Pavlov's freaking grammar-sniffing dog.
Ooh, I need to catch up with Revenge; I was going to do that the other night, and was distracted by finishing Sherlock. I only worked for 42 minutes today! It's almost like a weekend!
We put in an offer on the house!
Yay, sj, good luck!