Oh, I do not want to be Clive either.
And the signs are worrying.
posted by pseudo bohemian loser at 9:46 AM
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"Yet it is those second rate men who will make the Revolution, whether you and your kind like it or not"-Jean Anouilh
Friday, December 23, 2005
And the signs are worrying.
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2 Comments:
Cecil deserves to be liked. We ought to feel sorry for him as an unfortunate spurned lover. I got the impression that Forster rather liked him as a character.
Guy should not be an icon, Bruno should.
I think Forster liked Cecil in the same way that he likes the chap in "Where Angels..." (who is thinly disguised Forster combined with a friend, but not H.O.Meredith)
Glad I am not becoming Clive, 'twould be upsetting
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