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"As biggest example will be Pride and Prejudice, which is not necessarily a comedy, but actually a romance novel which has also been used to satirize the society, which was at that time. So why not crime and thriller novels? So I absolutely love the fact that the author incorporated satire within because like, I, I miss satire so much. Like when we talk about classical novels, all of them had satire. The novels had a purpose, right?"
"As biggest example will be Pride and Prejudice, which is not necessarily a comedy, but actually a romance novel which has also been used to satirize the society, which was at that time. So why not crime and thriller novels? So I absolutely love the fact that the author incorporated satire within because like, I, I miss satire so much. Like when we talk about classical novels, all of them had satire. The novels had a purpose, right?"
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"As biggest example will be Pride and Prejudice, which is not necessarily a comedy, but actually a romance novel which has also been used to satirize the society, which was at that time. So why not crime and thriller novels? So I absolutely love the fact that the author incorporated satire within because like, I, I miss satire so much. Like when we talk about classical novels, all of them had satire. The novels had a purpose, right?"
"As biggest example will be Pride and Prejudice, which is not necessarily a comedy, but actually a romance novel which has also been used to satirize the society, which was at that time. So why not crime and thriller novels? So I absolutely love the fact that the author incorporated satire within because like, I, I miss satire so much. Like when we talk about classical novels, all of them had satire. The novels had a purpose, right?"