EL CICLO LECTOR

~CICLO LECTOR~

 Ahora todo tiene sentido, ¿cierto? El afán de algunos autores por matar a tanto personaje viene de un trauma lector que tuvieron durante su infancia/ adolescencia/ juventud; los pobres sufrieron el síndrome "agonía por muerte de personaje favorito" y claro, se tienen que desahogar de alguna manera...  

Y ahora cuéntenme: ¿Cuales han sido las muertes literarias que más les han marcado? ¿Han perdonado ya a su autor? 

~Writer♥.

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~READER STEPS~

1. You read a book.
2. You fall in love with a character.
3. The author kills him.
4. You turn psicotic.
5. You swear revenge.
6. You buy the next book.
7. You falll in love with another character.
8. The authour kills him.
9. You don't know what to do.
10. You get depressed.
11. You start to get over it.
12. You get angry.
13. You write your own book.
14. You make the reader love the characters.
15. Then you kill them.
16. You laugh happily.

Now everything makes sense, right? The desire of some authors to kill both character comes from a reader who had trauma during childhood / adolescence / youth; the poor suffered the syndrome "death agony favorite character" and of course, they have to vent somehow...

And now, tell me: Which have been the literary deaths that have marked you? Have you forgiven his author?

~Writer♥.