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The Exqusite Modesty of the Irish
"There is no way that Michael would open the door of a woman's room," a neighbor told the inquest. "They wouldn't even watch the television if there was a woman on it. They were from a different era."
Thus the uncertainty about exactly when his sister died.
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mommybird.livejournal.com
2004-02-17 12:06 pm (UTC)
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This reminds me disquietingly of the Faulkner story "A Rose for Emily". Eep.
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joffridus.livejournal.com
2004-02-17 12:36 pm (UTC)
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what???
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arisbe.livejournal.com
2004-02-17 12:37 pm (UTC)
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Good title for a movie...
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theodora.livejournal.com
2004-02-17 03:05 pm (UTC)
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My grandmother was from that era. My mother and father, nearly. But all of my contemporaries' folks, free-thinking hippies.
The communication gap engendered by this remains funny. But back when I was in my teens, its funny was Kafkaesque.
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The communication gap engendered by this remains funny. But back when I was in my teens, its funny was Kafkaesque.