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Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

I’m not aware of the context of your post but having heard about such scenes I honestly think those scenes are the ones which create a “deep” air about the book ; they are purposely used in the book to create a sensational effect that they think the audience likes — and they are not wrong, it sells too. Purely intended for a dramatic effect. Publishers dig that stuff and writers intentionally or maybe sometimes forced to, include such scenes to make it, for a lack of a better word more saleable.

My goodness. Again I wrote the same reply. Used the same word, "deep". Telepathy is real, man.

Originally posted by: ThaneOfElsinore

My goodness. Again I wrote the same reply. Used the same word, "deep". Telepathy is real, man.

Mele mein bichde hue twins ? You are younger than me so maybe not twins but nevertheless

Originally posted by: shwetha85

I was the second batch in Biomedical Engineering in chennai. But here in the US, it is well established with lots of opportunities.

There are many fields which aren't of the level as per demand or other conditions influence situation that they aren't promoted by ministry on national scale so generally low branches leave and change or either prepare for IT placements.....whereas US and European institutes are more focused on reasearch as well so you can go after GATE/ GRE and specific exams for masters to progress but time bahut chale jaata hai....it becomes like medical students ki life entrance degree internships placements again the pattern and phir super specialisation or other diplomas....it's actually hectic....and family conditions doesn't allow many middle class Indian students for this....

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

Mele mein bichde hue twins ? You are younger than me so maybe not twins but nevertheless

Twin souls maybe? Although we could make that mele mein bichde hue twins into a ITV show. That's so like a melodramatic soap opera trope.

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

I’m not aware of the context of your post but having heard about such scenes I honestly think those scenes are the ones which create a “deep” air about the book ; they are purposely used in the book to create a sensational effect that they think the audience likes — and they are not wrong, it sells too. Purely intended for a dramatic effect. Publishers dig that stuff and writers intentionally or maybe sometimes forced to, include such scenes to make it, for a lack of a better word more saleable.

Yes, you're probably right. And if you want to know the context, you can read my reply to Pavitra. It's a mature post. I wrote about the books and the scenes in that mature post.

These are actually very disturbing. I think this has become a common phenomenon these days in films and literature where the writer deliberately chooses such scenes to convey something "deep", whereas actually, they are just morbid. I think it's a common recurrence in contemporary literature where writers wish to create something meaningful but fail miserably due to their poor understanding of subtle imagery. And this sad state of affairs is compounded by the money-minded publishers. I also think the success of those explicit teen and young adult novels and novellas have also contributed to this.

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My my word for word except the fact that you are more articulate than I can ever hope to be

Originally posted by: ThaneOfElsinore

Twin souls maybe? Although we could make that mele mein bichde hue twins into a ITV show. That's so like a melodramatic soap opera trope.

Let’s not give ideas to some stalker on IF Pavithra I always had a feeling that itv writers stalk these forums and get ideas from us 💀

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

These are actually very disturbing. I think this has become a common phenomenon these days in films and literature where the writer deliberately chooses such scenes to convey something "deep", whereas actually, they are just morbid. I think it's a common recurrence in contemporary literature where writers wish to create something meaningful but fail miserably due to their poor understanding of subtle imagery. And this sad state of affairs is compounded by the money-minded publishers. I also think the success of those explicit teen and young adult novels and novellas have also contributed to this.

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My my word for word except the fact that you are more articulate than I can ever hope to be

Oh no! You're articulate and precise too. I do get into long drawn out essays some times. You're my TL;DR version.

Originally posted by: Shirsha

Yes, you're probably right. And if you want to know the context, you can read my reply to Pavitra. It's a mature post. I wrote about the books and the scenes in that mature post.

Yes Shirsha I read that post and it’s quite disturbing actually. I can’t imagine a reason to include it except to create a sensational effect, something that attracts attention.

Originally posted by: Shirsha

Why do some extremely renowned authors use disturbing scenes in their books to convey their ideas? I'm not talking about scenes related to molestation. Those scenes are completely fine. I've no problem with those scenes. I'm talking about some really weird and very problematic scenes that don't make sense to me. I like use of symbolism, metaphors, and imagery in books. But symbolism shouldn't make readers uncomfortable. I really want to read two insanely popular novels, but I think I need to skip reading them at least for now, because of the disturbing scenes.