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>One thing to note is that it really isn't a love story at all, Dolores herself is rarely ever present and when she is she doesn't get many lines. It's sort of the insanely socially retarded manifesto of Humbert with the guise of being, from his perspective, a story of true love, unfettered by society and developed womanhood (which is gross, as he explains in the beginning).

What are your thoughts on the movie adaptations that portray the relationship as romantic and HH as a true lolicon?