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Re: Like the Book?
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03-02-2007 06:31 PM
jd wrote:I hope you do not really give up just yet. This story may not be as appealing as some of the others in this period, but you will not know that until you have given other authors a try. It is just too soon to quit, jd
I feel that ,too, it slowly grows on me, nothing I can push.
ziki
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03-02-2007 06:34 PM - edited 03-02-2007 06:34 PM
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03-02-2007 06:41 PM
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In a way Edward was dead, he just finished the body....I just wonder if I said something very stupid...but in some respect he feels so to me. If Nancy was the ultimate woman why didn't he divorce L and started over? Why wasn't that an option? Because of the history or because of who he was (=became) at that moment in his life?
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investigation
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03-02-2007 07:23 PM
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It's well put...because investigation it is. Putting fragments together (not unlike Sherlock Holms).
ziki
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03-02-2007 08:34 PM
ziki wrote:
Dowell is not only blind to Edward's faults, he is blind to his own. And in the end did he fail to act morally in permitting Edward to commit suicide?
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In a way Edward was dead, he just finished the body....I just wonder if I said something very stupid...but in some respect he feels so to me. If Nancy was the ultimate woman why didn't he divorce L and started over? Why wasn't that an option? Because of the history or because of who he was (=became) at that moment in his life?
ziki
I was thinking a bit more of this today. Perhaps "the girl" was the epitome of the posession by the devil. Why did Dowell call her evil?
Also, what about the manipulation (it seems by both E and L) of the telegram from her father calling her to INdia? I don't quite understand that in terms of who initiated the event.
What of her telegram? Was it reflective of reality, some distortion of reality, or some manipulation by Nancy? We really do not have any detail of Nancy's journey; I would be curious as to what transpired on the first leg of the journey.
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03-02-2007 08:34 PM
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03-02-2007 09:17 PM
ziki wrote:
Moderator Ilana Simons leads our investigation of The Good Soldier throughout the month of February.
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It's well put...because investigation it is. Putting fragments together (not unlike Sherlock Holms).
ziki
JD, ROSIE, and you are to be commended for great month-ending discoveries.
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03-03-2007 12:12 PM
THANKS.
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03-03-2007 02:52 PM
ROSIE wrote:
HI
THANKS.
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03-04-2007 12:01 PM
ROSIE wrote: I was thinking a bit more of this today. Perhaps "the girl" was the epitome of the posession by the devil. Why did Dowell call her evil?
Also, what about the manipulation (it seems by both E and L) of the telegram from her father calling her to INdia? I don't quite understand that in terms of who initiated the event.
What of her telegram? Was it reflective of reality, some distortion of reality, or some manipulation by Nancy? We really do not have any detail of Nancy's journey; I would be curious as to what transpired on the first leg of the journey.
And in the first place why did they call him to England...and why did he so readily accept the invitation? Only because of his hopes to marry Nancy? Aguy inhis best years with money in the pocket; heheh. I didn't yet think about all that you mention. You bring up interesting questions. Thank you. Within the frame of this book I feel like Shelock Holmes, or a therapist, LOL.
ziki
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03-04-2007 12:13 PM - edited 03-04-2007 12:13 PM
I don't think I did get a solid grip on it, yet.:-)
ziki
and Holms lost an 'e'
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