Is it possible to appreciate literature without caring about prose?
Personally, I feel like the most important parts of a book are plot and characters. Everything comes secondary, including how the book is written. If plot or characters are bad, I probably won't enjoy the story even if it is well-written.
I wonder if it is possible to meaningfully appreciate literature without going deep into prose. Most literacy analyses I've read often have a part where they discuss some specific aspect of prose like hidden nuance of a word or something. Are prose essential for analysis? How much I can get out of a book if I don't care about prose?