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Tender Is the Flesh
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Dude is aware of routine inspections and was one of the people that adapted regulations from the beginning, no less, and still thinks of getting away with shii 😭😭
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Dude is aware of routine inspections and was one of the people that adapted regulations from the beginning, no less, and still thinks of getting away with shii 😭😭
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Unfortunately, this Lulu cabaret isn't so far from our reality as it seems
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I think it's tragic how Marcos is able to act the most human only when he is surrounded by animals.
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This chapter has been the most disturbing so far. I keep on forgetting that the book is set on the future, with video calls, projected images, and automated systems. The cannibalism part makes me think that this world has gone backwards and I am always surprised with the advanced technology. But then we meet Marissa and the twins and get a glimpse at what the psyche of people have become. Maybe "backwards" isn't so inaccurate. Even Marcos, who I felt empathy with when we get a few details on his recent past. But then he is also one of them, no matter how he might think of himself. There is a normalized cruelty in everything and it's horrific and sad. They're all (at least) baseline anime-level pyschos it's scary.
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"I've had it with this game. We don't eat people. Or are the two of you savages?"
THE DELULU BEHAVIOUR IS SENDING MEEEE
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This chapter has been the most disturbing so far. I keep on forgetting that the book is set on the future, with video calls, projected images, and automated systems. The cannibalism part makes me think that this world has gone backwards and I am always surprised with the advanced technology. But then we meet Marissa and the twins and get a glimpse at what the psyche of people have become. Maybe "backwards" isn't so inaccurate. Even Marcos, who I felt empathy with when we get a few details on his recent past. But then he is also one of them, no matter how he might think of himself. There is a normalized cruelty in everything and it's horrific and sad. They're all (at least) baseline anime-level pyschos it's scary.
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"I've had it with this game. We don't eat people. Or are the two of you savages?"
THE DELULU BEHAVIOUR IS SENDING MEEEE
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"We're trying to guess what Uncle Marquitos tastes like."
I beg your finest pisteng yawa??? 😭😭😭
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