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"enjoyment" as measured rather arbitrarily. there is a quieter form of enjoyment in enjoying a story as the author intending it, deciding to let the author sur
by Helianthus 15y ago
"enjoyment" as measured rather arbitrarily. there is a quieter form of enjoyment in enjoying a story as the author intending it, deciding to let the author surprise you.
psychological results being misused to say "Be glad it got spoiled, now you'll like it!" irritates and offends me.
- chadgeidel 15y agoI'm merely providing evidence that this may not universally be the case. No offense was intended. As a personal rule, I don't spoil events (books, movies, etc.) when friends ask.