To be fair , the usual staples are pretty rad . Victorian short stories are AWESOME when you realise that they were the origin of time traveller stories , monkeys paw , and other things that are basically in the background radiation of stuff we generally know about when writing stories today . Shakespeare ' s great when you understand the jokes . Great Expectations however , didn ' t really seem that interesting to me , except for the ' eternal bride ' scene , that was creepy and rad . <| sep |> sausage party ? what about it ? <| sep |> Vacant has had a good run before . <| sep |> The better argument against ethnonationalism is that neither ethnicity nor nationality arise from any choice that we , as people , have consciously made for ourselves . There isn ' t any agency or choice , so there isn ' t much point in being proud or chauvinistic about it .