“The Call of Cthulhu” by H.P. Lovecraft

-Knowing that pursuit of the “truth” will lead to a bad end, why does the narrator keep investigating, and why does he record and save his findings (knowing that will be bad for us when we discover it)?
-Relate the narrator’s need to obsessively document to habits with modern social media.
-Discuss the perception of Cthulhu as “evil.” Is It “evil”, or is It an imperialistic threat to the indigenous population of Earth?

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