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I've come to enjoy when book club debates get petty
Last month, we spent twenty minutes fighting over a character's haircut in the novel. People called it a waste, but I found it revealing. It showed how we all picture characters differently based on small clues. Like in 'To Kill a Mockingbird,' arguing about Scout's dress color can lead to bigger talks about innocence. These silly points make discussions feel real, not like a school test. I think embracing the trivial stuff keeps our club from getting boring.
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dixon.spencer2mo agoMost Upvoted
Honestly, we once fought about a character's socks for way longer.
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