PARIS: Well, it's true, the Beat's writing was completely self-indulgent. I have one word for Jack Kerouac - edit.
JESS: It was not self-indulgent. The Beats believed in shocking people, stirring things up.
PARIS: They believed in drugs, booze, and petty crime.
RORY: Well, then you can say that they exposed you to a world you wouldn抰 have otherwise known. Isn't that what great writing's all about?
PARIS: That was not great writing. That was the National Enquirer of the fifties.
JESS: You're cracked.
PARIS: Typical guy response. Worship Kerouac and Bukowski, God forbid you'd pick up anything by Jane Austen.
JESS: Hey, I've read Jane Austen.
PARIS: You have?
JESS: Yeah, and I think she would've liked Bukowski.
El diálogo es de un episodio de "Gilmore Girls" ("Las chicas de Gilmore"), en el que sentados en la mesa de la cocina tres de los adolescentes protagonistas están cenando. Imposible imaginar cualquier serie española en la que aparezcan adolescentes charlando sobre literatura.
