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We invite you to an ironic literary analysis of the book "The Pursuit of Adeline" - a dark, provocative and at times very uncomfortable show, where a tense novel about obsession, fear and dangerous passion will be an occasion not only to hold your breath, but also to laugh at your own "so why him again?!".
Let's talk about stalking, the toxic romanticization of danger, "bad guys" who are somehow more likeable than they should be, the atmosphere of constant threat and the fine line between fear and attraction. Let's discuss alarm signals, the heroine's internal contradictions, dark fantasies, moral dilemmas and the question that hangs in the air: why are we so attracted to what should repel us? Without moralizing - but with humor, irony and a glass of something stronger for courage.
Readers:
A perfect evening for those who read "The Pursuit of Adeline" with a racing heart, checked the locks after each chapter, shouted "that's a red flag!" and still continued reading until three in the morning. And also for those who want to talk about dark plots, complex emotions, and nerve-wracking books in a safe, ironic atmosphere.
18+
We invite you to an ironic literary analysis of the book "The Pursuit of Adeline" - a dark, provocative and at times very uncomfortable show, where a tense novel about obsession, fear and dangerous passion will be an occasion not only to hold your breath, but also to laugh at your own "so why him again?!".
Let's talk about stalking, the toxic romanticization of danger, "bad guys" who are somehow more likeable than they should be, the atmosphere of constant threat and the fine line between fear and attraction. Let's discuss alarm signals, the heroine's internal contradictions, dark fantasies, moral dilemmas and the question that hangs in the air: why are we so attracted to what should repel us? Without moralizing - but with humor, irony and a glass of something stronger for courage.
Readers:
A perfect evening for those who read "The Pursuit of Adeline" with a racing heart, checked the locks after each chapter, shouted "that's a red flag!" and still continued reading until three in the morning. And also for those who want to talk about dark plots, complex emotions, and nerve-wracking books in a safe, ironic atmosphere.
18+