*reads Blood Meridian once*
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you’re laughing. i’m dancing naked and you’re laughing.
Every 8 seconds someone is liking you
the poor bear
Why is nobody liking me every 8 seconds
lmao
Lmaooo
If the judge becomes a “literally me” character, our world is doomed.
It would make sense if starts on Twitter since thats where the "MAPS" hang out
Don't worry. Those guys don't read.
Judge from book I’ve never read or heard anything about is literally me ngl
Things are crummy enough without a bunch of edgy nerds running around larrping as the actual devil.
Don't worry, that won't happen until it's made into a movie.
*watches Wendigoon once*
Didn’t have my glasses on and thought this said “Watches Paddington Once”
Watches Wendigoon once
First box of Magic Spoon invades your home
Think nothing of it at first
Magic Spoon starts crawling out of tv
Watches Wendigoon once
Shot myself in the back of my head 4 times with a .45 and drives myself on the Appalachian mountains no where to be seen, definitely no glowing people is responsible
@@thebaseandtriflingcreature174
Magic Spoon starts moving their car randomly around parking lots
Magic Spoon leaves lewd voicemails on their boss's phone in their voice
Magic Spoon hides a rotten fish in their HVAC system
@@omarnsimpson908 hell kinda Alternates are you dealing with???
Real
now its really real
or is it?
Its mr blood meridian
It's him......... The legend himself.
It’s John meridian himself…
The thought of Judge Holden getting one of those “literally me” tiktok edits is equally hilarious as it is deeply terrifying.
Let’s just be glad there’s no movie.
@@carolfromhr9900 Unless fucking James Franco gets his way with the film adaptation.
Holden on that grind, he puttin' in that work
Ah yes, literally me, a violent, soulless pedophile. Definitely the kind of thing you want to put on tiktok for everyone to see
@@roylee6466 After he ruined As I Lay Dying? Somebody stop this man.
Honestly, the main takeaway I got from Blood Meridian was that McCarthy really knows all the specific names for different types of rock formations
MALPAÍS
Also that being an Indian fucking sucks
Don't forget movement in general, across different kinds of terrain. I can't tell you how many times i had to look up a dictionary just find out they "went" through something in this or that sort of way.
I swear Cormac puts at least one instance of "bivouac" in all his books
read "Night in Zagreb" by Adam Medvidović if you liked Blood Meridian. Also send me examples of samelike books
“The freedom of birds is an insult to me.”
“Omg me too”
"What say you Priest?"
"LOL fr fr, straight up fam"
@@SillyFrenchKing based
read "Night in Zagreb" by Adam Medvidović if you liked Blood Meridian. Also send me examples of samelike books
"He's just like me! He's just like me fr!"
“Classic Judge W”
Damn Wendigoon really woke up some new type of "Literally me" personalities.
hell nah boi
Is there something I'm not aware of regarding this book and Wendigoon?
@@HereForTheCommentsWendigoon did a video covering the book
Literaryly me
LMFAO WHY ARE YOU CALLING ME OUT IN THIS WAY
*goes into a Judge esque monologue*
“Can we pretend that airplanes in the night sky are like shootin' stars”
One of the best comments I've ever read lmfao
The Judge ships Mordetwi
😭😭😭😭😭😭
whenever talking about blood meridian, it is mandatory to precede it by talking about how weird twitter is
True
Twitter IS weird
People tweeting about the Comanche attack would be pretty damn weird
Why?
As someone who never read a single page of Blood Meridian I can confirm this is 100% accurate representation of someone who has read Blood Meridian once.
As someone who once read Blood Meridian once, I can confirm; I have been exactly like this ever since!
Well I've read it three times and I don't own a pair of cowboy boots SO THERE lmao
@@122josh ah, I guess you sold them after the second or third reading then
@@Rotom2304 😂
read "Night in Zagreb" by Adam Medvidović if you liked Blood Meridian. Also send me examples of samelike books
Whatever meme who exists without my knowledge exists without my consent.
It would be such a testament to the terrifying charisma that The Judge possesses and the skill of McCarthy for being able to portray that to see people start going "literally me" over a child predator who may or may not be the actual devil solely because he gives powerful monologues that make some of the most wretched ideas sound logical.
And it’s a testament to the humanity the Child possesses because, though he’s not a hero or protagonist in any real way, he still possesses enough room for mercy in his heart to reject the Judge’s attempt to turn him into a spiritual son figure.
Even in a world of greed, mindless violence, and the eternal dance of the judge, the room for compassion and mercy in one boy’s heart still wasn’t fully extinguished.
@@johnr6087 oh, it definitely got extinguished. Just ask that dude that had to pee
@@GeminiPlatypus
Cap
@@GeminiPlatypus this abominable fictional character who represents everything wrong about humanity personified is literally just like the political faction I don’t like fr
This is foreshadowed by the Judges introduction and the persecution of the preacher. After they realize the Judge never met him, they all just laugh at what they just did. They were true sigmas lmao
quick we have to give him a fun, realistic and down-to-earth slice-of-life novel to make him return to normal
child of god and outer dark will fix him right up
On My Honour is a pretty good YA novel! Should bring him back down to earth! Either that or make him cry!
Try Stoner by John Williams
Wasn't Blood Meridian that sort of novel? 🤔
@@vasvas8914 I mean, they do a lot of slicing life in it
“The kid is LITERALLY me. I also sit around and abide vicious murders in exchange for money and shallow camaraderie.”
Pretty sure thats just a soldier 90% of the time
@@breadg1818 The camaraderie is a bit deeper, but pretty much.
@@allbirdsareedible its real, but its still shallow. bloodstained Mules for the suits who make the real money, getting sold a gaudy, mercenary psychobabble to inhabit while they do someone else's dirty work.
Judge Holden is literally me 💀
I am toadvine.
Cormac McCarthy literally has a vocabulary so big I can only suspect he's secretly 250 years old
He says he will never die
I have a sneaking suspicion McCarthy just reads a dictionary for 5 hours daily
"crozzled"
@@wrs6565Perfectly cromulent word there.
@@concars1234👀
I really don’t want to live in a world where people have decided to make Judge Holden their whole personality.
👳💥
I don't know who Judge Holden is but if he is like the guy in the video than he is cool
@@ShinseiX Oh your in for a treat
@@ShinseiXhe's cool as hell, mainly because all of his other traits are also from there
If people start making Judge their personality I would hide the children.
Wendigoon putting this book on the spotlight was both a great and terrible action.
This is an already overrated sentiment.
It was just great. That’s it. More awareness is a good thing.
It was already an incredibly famous book. It's a book that's regularly taught in American Lit courses.
@@itsaUSBline yeah it's also considered to be one of the great writing achievements of the modern era. McCarthy has been revered for like 30 years now.
I'm tempted to ask youtube to take it down just so more easily inpresionable idiots with no personality stop ruining the book...cause all honesty Wendigoon doesn't need the money and I can this is gonna make the internet more shit.
...who and/or what
All jokes aside, he was one hell of an author. RIP CMcC
Just an edgelord with a thesaurus.
@@Mortablunt Say what you will, "The Road" is still my favorite book of all times and I always look to it when things seem bleak.
@@MortabluntI’m sorry I spat my drink when I read your comment, I love McCarthy books but the way you define him is actually how I would describe him LOL.
@@Seyanoo Amusing as I'm not a fan. Though if we can have the same read despite opposite opinions, I'll give him another go.
@@Mortablunt I don't think he's an edgelord I just think all these new Wendigoon viewers are just tainting McCarthy's original message.
Some characters in books, movies, games, and other forms of media are just not meant to be impersonated by the people. They are meant to be a warning, a terrible display of how not to be a human.
Coincidentally, these characters are often the favorites of the internet.
This is because the internet media comprehension is pretty bad.
Also, you got to blame Hollywood a little for making villainous protagonists like Humbert Humbert more ‘likable’ for the audience.
Well that's the thing people like absurd characters they find them fun. Villains like joker, Johan, Darth Vader. U guys looks too deeply into this, it really isn't.
@@raiden_187absurd characters like Joker and Darth Vader are fine. It’s when people start idolizing realistic evil people that the problems arise.
@@bigoj7917*cough cough* Patrick Bateman *cough cough*
This is mainly due to the "Literally Me" crowd not reading the book
@@thenablade858No, just because people have a rebellious idolization for a character doesn't mean they don't understand that they're supposed to be bad. Sometimes just the awe of how horrifying someone is can sort of hypnotize people into a shocked sort of reverence, alongside people seeing basic similarities between individual parts of themselves and individual parts of the character. But regardless, it doesn't mean they don't understand the character's place, in fact you honestly shouldn't use condescension as a first resort against people you disagree with
Only the True Great American novel can cure him, so give him Green Eggs and Ham.
actual footage of me 5 seconds after i finished Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian for the first time
Yeah, that's pretty accurate. I read Blood Meridian for the first time when I was like 11 and my mom asked me how my day at school was and I was like "my origins are remote as is my destiny and not again in all the world's turning will there be terrains so wild and barbarous as to test whether the stuff of creation may be shaped to man's will or whether my own heart is not another kind of clay."
Book sounds incredibly obnoxious.
@@JDoe-gf5oz It's pretty great. Believe the hype. Nothing comes even close to its level of being Blood Meridian or the Evening Redness in the West by Cormac McCarthy.
@@jeremyhopkins577 So The Counselor is his best work?
11 is way too young to read blood meridian lol
@@JDoe-gf5oz anything just a little dense
idiots : obnoxious!!!
I was on a boat on the Mekong in Laos with my girlfriend (who was an American lit major) and some people we'd met in Thailand. The trip was supposed to take 12 hours, but ended up lasting 4 nights and the best part of 5 days. Whilst our rations dwindled to spicy cup noodles, some weird Thai Pringles rip off, an unholy number of nasty Vietnamese cigarettes, increasingly warm Beerlao, and a couple of bottles of scotch, we passed the time playing cards, staring into the passing jungle, and taking turns reading my girlfriend's dog-eared copy of Blood Meridian. Mass-delirium brought on by sleep deprivation, hunger, and, let's face it, a constant state of mild intoxication, really amplified the effects of the book on a bunch of pretentious 20-something Arts students far from home. At some point it started to feel like we were traveling towards some Colonel Kurtz-type encounter with the Judge.
Wtf were y'all doing travelling the mekong outta curiosity lol
@@elguerotapatio9258 tourism is huge in Laos and is a significant portion of their economy. The Mekong river is significant ecological spot that supports two entire nations.
Man the new season of Black Lagoon sounds fucking wild
Wow, that is such a unique way to have read BMed and just really etched itself in your mind. I am envious!
so when did you propose?
Judge Halden's good traits:
Good at everything he proposes, knows many languages, a wealth of scientific knowledge, good fiddle player and excellent ranger (which makes him even more terrifying).
Judge Halden's bad traits:
- Literally his entire personality and everything else.
Man im sure love Judge Holden long lost brother, Judge “Halden”
whats a rangee
He’s the worst possible combination of extreme competence and malevolent intentions. He wants to do harm and easily has the capability to do so.
@@bencarlson4300 best description I've ever seen to describe what makes Holden so terrifying
@@angkhoa1216Judge Holden DEEZ NUTZ!
This also summarised Daniel Day-Lewis's acting career.
Speaking of Daniel Day-Lewis as the Judge. He could of definitely done it
Rust from true detective type moment
@Dance Gregory Dance i dont know... i love Lewis' work, but im not sure he could have been the judge. A great bill cutting, a great lincoln... a great oil baron even... but the judge? I dont think anyone can play the judge. I think hes too... literary a character to be brought to life on screen. I get why this boom was/should never be a film. Its written too visually, too emotionally... too interpretively. You get to choose if the judge truly revels in his words with zeal and emotion, or if he speaks them with cold calculating logic... or if he changes it up, you pick when. To give an actor that task would be too much, because it would yield too little.
The viewers filed in out of the dusty stillness of the warm evening to watch the man carry his thing, like wayward supplicants prostrating themselves before the altar of some familiar yet distant deity. The man's words simultaneously offered comfort and estrangement. The bitter fruits of an unknowable lecturer.
My high school English teacher somehow finangled this book into our curriculum and the farther I get away from that experience the more shocked I am that he was able to do it in the first place.
Haha what a legend, how the school board let that past is a miracle
He could be executed for that in Florida now.
Your high school English teacher is a fucking genius, and one of the greatest fucking men who ever fucking lived.
@Kelly Moses Blood Meridian isn't propaganda from the alphabet sex cult though.
@@aiataiat2451 As compared to Jesus cultists who engage in ritualistic cannibalism and consider it to be holy?
One man is clean cut with a hawaiian shirt and 5 hour video
Another looks like a McCarthy character and has a 56 second long video
Both remarkable
The world is complete
To be fair IIRC Wendigoon's look in that video was more like Scarface or GTA Vice City-like.
One man looks like a Puerto Rican ftm transexual Elvis impersonator with lip filler
I haven't read the book in awhile, but basically I remember two things:
- Vistas are described in 10,000 different ways that make you look at them fresh every time, that make them somehow both awe-inspiring and a reminder that you like the hares and the lizards will one day molder and in your putrefaction leave no trace upon this world to the utter disregard of any divine eye that may have once turned Its sights unto this blighted and dreary universe.
- Scalping a thousand people in order from least sympathetic to most sympathetic.
Is that what happened in the outhouse?
The judge, too. Pretty impressionable. Dancing naked and all.
read "Night in Zagreb" by Adam Medvidović if you liked Blood Meridian. Also send me examples of samelike books
Spoiler warnings.
Least sympathetic to most sympathetic? Seems like almost everyone being scalped is far more sympathetic when compared to the gang or the filibusters. Do you mean people who we would expect to be most relatable or sympathetic to gang as a whole?
If in reference to the latter, I did notice people saying the events show how ready thie gang members just become more more sociopathic and only about themselves as individuals. They'll refer to how the gang started with dehumanized natives, moved on to Mexicans and then to their own injured comrades, and other white Americans, but I think it's a bit of an oversimplification. They were always hints that this is just the way they were as men who seemed chained to this personification of violence and social Darwinism.
@@PrettyH8Mach1n3 I mean, about 50% of the way through they take the time to single out a toddler, make everyone coo over how cute the baby is, then scalp him too. So I wouldn't say it's a direct, linear approach to "least to most sympathetic"
I got stranded once while camping due to an flash flood caused by unexpected torrential rain. I was there for 11 days longer than I meant to be. I had only Blood Meridian to read as someone had told me it was the kind of rollicking Western I liked to read whilst camping. They lied. Over and over I read it. I don’t think I was very well when I finally got home.
That is hilarious.
"Whatever exists in creation without my knowledge exists without my consent."
Did anyone reply ''OK, boomer'' ?
Then Candice exists without your consent
read "Night in Zagreb" by Adam Medvidović if you liked Blood Meridian. Also send me examples of samelike books
tfw people are talking in the library
Standing hours talking about Blood Meridian... that's Wendigoon
this video is nice and all, but it doesn’t distract from the horrors of our existence nor the tendrils of the night’s infinite dark
This has been on my bookshelf for years. It seems so daunting.
Read it but don’t read it during a low point in your life.
Why does it seem so daunting? I remember at 18, being a high school dropout, working a dead end job and trying to read Ulysses and it took me a year. Oddly, I didn’t see it as daunting at all. But 20 years later despite being more knowledgeable I wonder at my mental stamina at the time and the foresight to l read multiple companion pieces alongside the novel. Is Blood Meridian anything like that?
Honestly dude it's not difficult to read, it's just relentlessly dark and violent. But it's also just very fun and the writing pulls you along because it's so good. You'll come across english and spanish that you don't understand but the gist and the tone is always apparent.
It's just hard because of the lack of attribution. It's not too difficult
Read it.
Nice to see Wendigoon making an impact.
Wasnt the book already famous before Wendigoon? Its the most acclaimed novel from one of the most revered contemporary American writers.
@@user-fy6kr7yr9c yeah but I didn't see people talking about it outside of literary circles.
@@henrychitham3172man carrying thing is *definitely* part of literary circles but I get what you mean
@@infinite-ichthyologist fair point, I forget he started with literature stuff and not the skits since that's how I "met" him.
@@henrychitham3172 Fair enough.
This is completely different to what would happen if you read blood meridian twice, in which case he would have been completely fine.
I'm assuming you have to read it backward the second time in order to successfully break the curse
I saw this thumbnail and I was like "At least I'm not the only who became a tad obsessed after watching Wendi's video".
Please don’t call him that
He read it before that. it already was in one of his favorite book video's.
@@hubudubebububububeubub Yeah but the sketch about poking fun at the people who were obsessed over it came out shortly after Wendigoon's video did.
This is me (I haven't even touched a book in my life)
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RIP Cormac McCarthy
"If WAR is not holy, man is NOTHING but antique clay!"
Guy behind the counter: "Sir, this is a Wendy's, may i take your order?"
Underrated comment
Who orders inside tho
@@kykise1395My Dad. He also told the the store clerk that he spoke in the desert for him and that he was a witness against himself. My Dad smiled, his face shining with grease. After being urged to put up an order for the final time, or leave the premises, he replied: "Ah clerk, what could i ask of you that you not already given."
Okay but this was genuinely and unironically me after reading Blood Meridian for the first time, but instead of with my personality it was with my writing style and if I'm being honest I haven't fully outgrown it and I still use commas like they need to be rationed.
I literally couldn't read that book for long because I was getting out of breath after a few lines.
@@VixxKong2 me to I had to give up after the 15th “AND” in one sentence 😅. Was near the end though so there’s that will have to do a finish read on it at some point though.
@@VixxKong2 literally why I didn’t read it but rather listened to an audiobook. Good thing I was already familiar with this aspect of McCarthy
@Nathan Reade
I think he turned it into his own style to distinguish himself from others.
@Nathan Reade He wrote it the way he does to mimick how people actually speak, you may think you speak like a normal book, but in reality you actually don't, you just don't realize it.
"Twitter is weird"
Best solution to deal with Twitter : dont use it at all, save your sanity
If it ever gets adapted, get Robert Eggers to do it. That's all.
it’s funny seeing someone else say this because as i’ve been reading the book and especially in reading the infamous dancing and “he says he will never die” bit i totally envisioned an eggerian shot of the judge dancing in the dark accompanied with a low orchestral drone as the only source of sound
I'll be honest, there was the briefest moment where I actually bought into the 'war is god' monologue. I thought, 'y'know that makes sense'. Then I started living in reality again.
I mean. It kind of is from a historical perspective, or maybe more accurately in its sheer cruel profitability and the way it forces technological progress. However this is something humanity should strive to overcome. 😅😅😅
But it's not wrong in a metaphysical sense. Of course If you think that the fundamental conflict of existence is the problem of difference and duality, the issue that's been in play since creation. War is man's way of manifesting that conflict in our own way. It's our way, in a fucked up irony, of reaching towards the divine...almost in the same way art does...but for completely different reasons
@@demaistre2458 So what you're saying is, it's ok for me to put the waistcoat and cowboy hat back on
@Ciaran Maher Bro, it's always been ok! Don't let anyone tell you otherwise... Just, you know, don't randomly go around scalping people
read "Night in Zagreb" by Adam Medvidović if you liked Blood Meridian. Also send me examples of samelike books
isn't it a joy when a book sparks such enthusiasm in you?
I loved when Man mentionned himself by saying "Man and War"
Proceeds to see the Judge in every bald man
Honestly after the 5 hour video essay I want to read it too
RIP CORMAC MCCARTHY
I hope he saw this at least once before passing.
I hope not...
Tried reading it last year and had to stop. Not because of how harrowing it was or how violent. I’m just a fucking idiot who got a quarter way through and realised I wasn’t even paying attention. Will get back to it once I start reading again.
I actually thought this was a Wendigoon video lmao
True story:
Reads book in many years, become 65% intelligenter and good with words
gooder*
@@LagMasterSam
*Moh better
unfortunately all punctuation besides commas tends to disappear afterwards
Seen this around a year ago and ordered Blood Meridian straight after it. I can confirm this is what happens as soon as you close the final page of this masterpiece ...
“Anything that exists in this world without my knowledge does so without my consent!”
Yeah…I just finished Blood Meridian…after letting it age on the bookshelf for fourteen years!
Might as well say, “Whatever I haven’t read yet is still on my to-do list!”
Finished it today, can confirm.
Rest easy Cormac
Your videos actually never miss it’s insane. I read Blood Meridian in January and didn’t think your channel could get any more relatable😂
Okay you don't have to call me out like this.
A few folks in a writing class have been reccing this pretty hard. Rather than read the book, I think I'll send this to them for kicks.
You should still read the book.
You don't have to read the book.
@@ididgt4259 No one has to read anything. He should though.
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me after reading animorphs
Really like how the man went all in with the props for this character even the teeth is on point
"[...] And if the dried and blackened shell of him is found among sands by travelers to come yet who can discover the engine of his ruin?"
This is like watching Starship Troopers and wanting to join the fleet.
No joke though Cormacs works helped me get through my writers block after reading some of his books, gave me confidence towards my writing style and grappling heavy subjects or events in human history.
"This is TERRIBLE. I can do better." Spite is great impetus.
@@Badficwriter I'm not entirely sure what you're referring to
This channel gives me constantly new ideas how to be unwillingly annoying for my friends.
Just finished this book and confirm the accuracy of this video. Currently smoking outside acting just like this.
This video made me look up for every of McCarthy's books, and finally moved me to read some more books. Thank you so much
So true Mr. Carrying , couldn't have said it better myself, especially because I definitely know what this is referencing
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Books: not even once.
I heard Ridley Scott had an interest in adapting this book into a movie.
I didn't know Wendigoon covered it, I'll have to look up that video.
its good
@@ManCarryingThing Enough of a review for me. I will make it the next book I pick up and get through it (actually haven't finished a book in years). The disturbing elements intrigue me as a fan of horror. I did read The Road at least (same author).
Thanks again!
@@davidcatlett4052 The Road was awesome! Took me a while to get used to the odd writing style, but once I did, it was a damn good read!
Hot take: I hope nobody makes a movie/series out of this book.
The book is beautifully written and the scene's are very detailed as if you are reading and watching a movie in your head. Also not to mention this book is filled with very brutal scenes and racial slurs so if the book ever gets adapted to a movie then we all know the movie will be a watered down version of the book.
@@uberfeel Movies always are. One thing I've learned, if you'll pardon me, from being a cinephile and a bibliophile (though sadly I've seen numerous more movies then I've read books) is that movies are summaries intended to get you interested in the source material. Very few movies (comparatively) are made out of original ideas and most are adapted from much longer source material. But hey, they are almost a quality of their own! Take, for example, The Lord of The Rings. The movie trilogy fails to capture the original ethos of the book for most people (myself included), but as far as being faithful to the source material and to get people inspired to delve into Tolkien's world, I dare you to find a cinematic adaptation with more impact. As I read once, "They are masterpieces in their own right."
Imagine judge holden literally me edits when/if they make a movie 💀
I’m so glad this book is coming back in popularity.
Dude, you posted video EXACTLY in the moment when I was reading the final pages of this novel!! What the hell!?
As someone who has literally never heard of blood meridian I can say this is accurate.
1985 novel by Cormac McCarthy
@@Qertii Corman
@@ExtraQuestionableContent My bad, fixed
read "Night in Zagreb" by Adam Medvidović if you liked Blood Meridian. Also send me examples of samelike books
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It's on my list of things to read, so I'm eagerly awaiting this now. Thanks for the look into my future, Man Carrying Thing!
This is why you should never read books. Also Blood Meridian doesn’t have symbolism, Judge Holden is like that because the author thought it would be cool.
This is actually my school of literary theory
"War is God!"
"Yeah, whatever you say, buddy."
This might actually just be my favourite video ever 😂
"Whatever exists without my knowledge exists without my consent". That line go hard.
this is why we need to gatekeep reading now i have to find a new favorite book
Reading that book was like carrying a Horcrux. Important work to do but I think it made me a worse person to be around.
Judge is the best villain ever because no matter how fuckey and evil he is, and is the antithesis of the good in the human spirit, you still might find yourself thinking 'why is what he's saying making sense, even at all?'
I'm about to read Blood Meridian, and im fully prepared to completely embrace the toxic cowboy personality to everyone else's detriment
dude this has been my favorite book since 2015 when i was like 16 and now i feel like i gotta pick a new one
it is an amazing book, still one of my favorites
The Road is in many ways even MORE fucked up than Blood Meridian...
@@kellymoses8566 Yeah but The Road struck me as a helluva lot more overtly hopeful. Blood Meridian might be the bleakest damn book I've ever read. No Country for Old Men feels like a palate cleanser after Blood Meridian.
One of the few endings to a book that made me feel exhausted. Like, I just had to take a breath after reading it.
literally just went
oh no, why is it ending on a bathroom visit??
FUCKKKKKKKK
FUCK.
@@smurfsmurf4502 the judge just wants a hug bro.
he says that he will never die
Great performance 😂 I love the editing 👍
It's good to knwo im not alone and support groups are forming locally. Thank you for helping to spread the awareness.
I’ll base my personality around his other famous book: the road.
I’m gonna sit around and cry all day.
I've got half a mind to go scalphunting, but there's no one around worth scalping.
Just picked this up, and now I'm extra amped to read through it
Blood meridian is my favorite novel of all time. Perfect video
Before man carrying things was, youtube skits waited for him, the ultimate meme format awaiting its ultimate creator
"So how was it?"
*turns into Dutch*
My all time favorite book, and boy do I love this.
LMAO I finished Blood Meridian a few months ago, thanks for the cautionary tale
Judge Holden is literally me fr fr
Staring out through the *closed* blinds is my favorite part of this video.
This video was funny because it really reminds quite a bit cormac's writing and the acting is very good and i like how you acted two different characters and it was just the right length for the video not stretch to much and more than enough to not be considered too short and it was a good experience and it was fun and i liked it and the kid liked it and the judge made explosives out of piss
Finished blood meridian yesterday, can't say I enjoyed it as much as I thought I would. Love the timing of this video though