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Message: [QUOTE="Deleted member 746185, post: 273421, member: 746185"] I usually never quit a book and always finish them, and usually I don't mind if a book has annoying character and sometimes a character being annoying is the point and I can appreciate that. However recently I read [I]Conversation With Friends [/I]By Sally Rooney and my god the character of [B]Bobbi [/B]Was so annoying that if that woman was real, and I am saying that as someone who don't like hitting anyone let alone women, but if that bitch was real, I would call my mom say sorry for abandoning all her teachings, then wear a sharp iceskate shoes and then round-house kick that bitch in the face and say "road-house" and then refuse to elborate. Half way through the book I realized that everytime Bobbi appeared in the book, I wanted to just skimm through the text. It got so bad that I was dreading to read the book and its not like entitled characters like her is something i hadn't seen before, but I guess it is to Sally's writing credit that everytime Bobbi speaks I genuinely feel like some liberal arts theatre kid poetry slam human is standing next to me in an elevator and I am being forced to tolerate them and keep the urge to punch them in the face very, very, bad. Not saying other characters were any good people, but they were tolerable, especially if you know that they are supposed to be fictional characters. But Bobbi, she is scientifically designed to make me so mad that I don't want to read the book anymore. Realizing this book was making me miserable and I don't need that misery in my life, i sold the book in a second hand book store and bought a R.L. Stine book instead. But yeah, is there a character that made a book so intolerable for you, that you just straight up quit, or if you carried on, you just dreaded every time that character entered a scene? Feel free to share. [/QUOTE]

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