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I just can't win today can I? In julliette , the author takes the unfortunate reader on a path of the most horrid and increadibly awful escapades of the dissoulute lead charachter who is julliette, interestingly enough, justine who was her sister from the convent leads a life of piety as you well know and is punished for it, while julliette is as depraved as they come and grows incresingly wealthy and ruthless. My point is if you're going to do something do it all the way or don't bother. In the end of the book justine is struck by lighting and killed, while her sister throws her own daughter in the firplace and watches as she screams in agony.
What do you think the point of the story was?
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