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[purgatio]

Extra points if you can define it. No guessing however--for the meaning or the word. You have to play to the end.



m a g n u m / o p u s

W, E, T, I, R, D.

Passes: 2. Used: 1.

Phrase of the day:
Magnum opus.

Comments

[purgatio]

...I'll take recommendations if you have them. I've only been there once, but I was studying a dictionary.

[forgot-it-all.livejournal.com]

A dicti--

Alright. I recommend starting with the classics: The Picture of Dorian Gray, Faust, Frankenstein and the like. They're a good base of literary knowledge to have and they're often referred to in other works. The Odyssey, Illiad, anything by Jules Verne--

Oh, William Shakespeare, of course. Dracula was a bit weird, but Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is pretty good.

-R.Aoyagi

[purgatio]

[the above note was taken]

That's a lot. I wouldn't know where to truly start within those... It's all very new.

[forgot-it-all.livejournal.com]

Pick a title you like then. Or you can go from the oldest works, which are the Odyssey and Illiad. Or you can start with Shakespeare - he has poems and plays. Pretty interesting.

-R.Aoyagi

[purgatio]

...I do seem to have a... fondness for verse. Perhaps I'll start there.

...Thank you.

[forgot-it-all.livejournal.com]

It's no problem. Hope you enjoy the books then.