/lit/ - Literature

This motherfucker right here.

>>19909344
Nah. I will post my memes here. Tyvm.

>>19869840

>>19487801
Based.

Simple as.

>>19423878
Have you read the other books? The sequels are even better.

>>19410225
>>19409952
I Really didn't ask.

Now fuck off to your schizoid containment general. >>19408172

>>19410236
Based.

I accept your surrender.

>>18305860
He's barely holding it together at that point desu. He's certainly under the influence of both the Meat and Ajokli.

>>18223680
Does it trouble you?

>>18184139
He's the kind of author who will be read and appreciated 100, 200, 300 years from now (if people still read, which I hope they do). Hacks like Rothfuss, Jemisen and Sanderfag might make big bucks with their drivel, but they. will be forgotten by the sands of time. Bakker, like Tolkien and Wolfe, has created something that will endure precisely because it reaches to the core of the human spirit.

>>18038698

And when you loose control, you'll reap the harvest you have sown
And as the fear grows, the bad blood slows and turns to stone

https://youtu.be/4QA30qkRYy8

>>18011717
Good questions. I have no real answers except that the madness of a Dûnyain is beyond human comprehension and that despite his superhuman nature, Kellhus was very much still a man. It's an interesting twist on a Gnostic or Nietzschean Christ figure.

One thing's for sure, Ajokli began speaking to him on the Circumfix.

>>17981195
>randomly

>>17907035
Not even a question

>>17643812
>mfw you have been brainwashed into reading them nonetheless.

Did he ever feel fear?

>>17626888
>is there such thing as a benevolent sociopath?
Yes.

>>17525188
Yes. Bakker and Sabbath.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idn50Xj_CiY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_s5TefzAvI

>>17525161
I don't like this picture of Kellhus. He looks too much like a marvel character. But this >>17525188 is my favorite image of the Inchoroi.

>>17465940
enjoy

https://youtu.be/idn50Xj_CiY

>>17384998
False. Ajokli was maybe whispering to him intermittently at that point, but didn't fully take him over until the Golden Room.

>>17384955
Pretty obvious to me that Kell's Dunyain skills slipped up for the briefest of instants. Achamian noticed, so Kell flipped it back to him like God is a spider. Kell doesn't require 100% devotion as long as you serve his ends.

>>17335335
https://youtu.be/idn50Xj_CiY
>And when you walk in golden halls
>You get to keep the gold that falls
>Fool, fool! You’ve got to bleed for the dancer.

Listen to this fookin’ shite while reading the last chapter of the Unholy Consult, I dare ya...

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ_ze7t0OQ4&feature=share

>Eternal damnation can't be THAT bad, right?
By the way, this is the OFFICIAL soundtrack for the last chapter of TUC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idn50Xj_CiY
Bakker literally quotes it in the chapter epitaph.