There are books printed in Braille for blind people.Doesn't the bookstore owner think Vincent is blind? Why is he handing him a book to read lmao
There are books for blind. Look up braille.Doesn't the bookstore owner think Vincent is blind? Why is he handing him a book to read lmao
There are books printed in Braille for blind people.
Gonna be weird if Vincent can't read braille. But then again, with these weird books it seems to be less about actually reading them.There are books for blind. Look up braille.
Probably also helps all the books he gives them transform into entirely new forms once in the hands of the customers.Gonna be weird if Vincent can't read braille. But then again, with these weird books it seems to be less about actually reading them.
I mean, he’s also not questioning how Vincent walked all the way here/ Into the store without like a guide dog or a caneDoesn't the bookstore owner think Vincent is blind? Why is he handing him a book to read lmao
I'm glad someone else figured it out. This is what happens when you take a phrase, trnaslate it into another language, then back again, with both translators not getting all the nuance through. Honestly, though, the picture of Hemmingway should be the clencher clue.The book that was being referred to in the chapter is definitely "the sun also rises," not whatever it did end up being translated to
Pretty funny though