Mary Shelley's "The Last Man" (1826) and the Covid-19 Pandemic

[@Aeon_Is_Near]

Lowkey glad someone recorded this meeting, it was definitely a great listen

[@mertakgun9878]

I am preparing a research paper about this very topic and about this very novel. It was very helpful, thank you so much for sharing this event.

[@whatireadinaday.4864]

Hello, how's your reasearch going ?

[@mertakgun9878]

@@whatireadinaday.4864 I passed my thesis lesson and earned an A+ approximately two months later writing this comment.

[@rODIUMuk]

Thank you so much

[@jamesscanlon5969]

I have been telling people about this book since I read it some years ago. It is not widely available, unfortunately.

[@EG-im6nu]

Watching this in Nov 2021, still in a pandemic

[@justicehonorie]

A burst of anger and flight.

[@justicehonorie]

It was very shown look at me man to man, talk.

[@Lost0Hero]

Do you think this book was changed? Because it was banned in the beginning, she wrote it from a Messianic prophecy by Sybil. Most of the prophecy is about the rise of Messiah in a dystopian world full of evil, oppression, choas and tyranny.

[@justicehonorie]

If I fall with a punch I am running.

[@justicehonorie]

I haven't seen a nasty person burst with anger with anger before.

[@justicehonorie]

I am walking here.

[@justicehonorie]

It was a hit and run.

[@justicehonorie]

In Primary School I was taught if I fall I lose, the Jehovah's say you get back up again however their running.

[@rODIUMuk]

‘Money is a symbol for effort’ NOPE