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Spent $60 on a fancy study guide for our 'Wuthering Heights' meeting and it backfired
Our group in Charlotte was tackling the book and I thought a detailed analysis packet would help. It just gave everyone the same talking points and killed the natural debate we usually have. Has anyone found a better way to prep for a classic novel discussion without making it feel like homework?
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max7165mo ago
Watched a friend's group just assign characters to argue as.
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skyler_kelly694mo ago
Used to be on Pat's side about this. Saw a group do it last week though. Totally killed the vibe, they were just going through the motions.
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pat_harris5mo ago
Is it really that big a deal though? They're just having fun with their friends. It's not like they're cheating on a test or something. It's a game, not a puzzle with one right answer. If they enjoy it that way, who cares? Seems like people are getting worked up over nothing.
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blake_owens4mo ago
Saw a group of five just roll dice to pick their characters. Nancy West is right, it's like paying to skip the fun part of a game.
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