This. (I watched a couple of GoT episodes to learn how to pronounce some of the names, in fact.)
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Oh yea lol@that one would be too hard for me
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I read audio books, so I’m always wondering how the names are spelled...
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Oh yea that’s tough too
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Heh, I am never not reading a novel and I generally can’t name any characters. They’re all just references internally, nodes in a property graph where ‘name’ isn’t very meaningful.
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As much as I acknowledge the detrimental effects of twitter, I'm still enjoying (and getting used to) finally seeing myself in others online.
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Every. Single. Fantasy. Novel.
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I conceptualized a lot of Star Wars EU dogfights as just flying cubes with lasers
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I'm a bit wierd in that I more or less subvocalize everything so I don't have this at all. But a side effect is say: I enjoyed John Keay's History of China more than his History of India partly because in the latter I stumbled twice every sentence over names I just couldn't scan!
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Indeed. I'm bingeing on Scandinavian novels rn & they're packed with curious names. Grajauskas, Aspsås, Möllerström, Silvertärnan, Styrsö Skäret - wut?
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