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A four-panel meme about Gone Girl showing a group of friends discussing the novel. One friend asks whether it was enjoyable, followed by whether anyone would actually want to meet the characters. The final response is an emphatic "Absolutely not," highlighting how compelling yet deeply unlikeable the cast is. A small bks.social logo appears in the bottom-right corner.
Some books are unforgettable because of their characters. Gone Girl is unforgettable despite them. Brilliant story. Awful people. Five stars.
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Gone Girl: Great Story, Terrible People

GONE GIRL: A GREAT BOOK. TERRIBLE PEOPLE. Friend: "Did you like Gone Girl?" Me: "Like it? Yes." Friend: "Would you want to meet any of the characters?" Me: "Absolutely not." Gone Girl A thriller that makes you love the story... and hate everyone in it.

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“Gone Girl: Great Story, Terrible People” is a mystery & thriller created by bks.social. It captures a familiar reading experience in a format designed for readers, book clubs, librarians, and literary communities. Some books are unforgettable because of their characters. Gone Girl is unforgettable despite them. Brilliant story. Awful people. Five stars.

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The text presented in the image is: GONE GIRL: A GREAT BOOK. TERRIBLE PEOPLE. Friend: "Did you like Gone Girl?" Me: "Like it? Yes." Friend: "Would you want to meet any of the characters?" Me: "Absolutely not." Gone Girl A thriller that makes you love the story... and hate everyone in it.

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