On 2002.02.21 11:59 AM, Kerry <
gsp.schoo@skylinc.net> wrote:
> Wouldn't the doppleganger myth be an attempt by all
of us to share in the
> mystery of identity and individuality experienced by
identical twins? As a
> literary device it affords the opportunity to
compare and contrast. Or have
> I missed the point altogether?
Kerry's mention of twins brought this to mind: George, you
might want to take a look at the film "Twin Falls, Idaho," a
1999 indy flick that explores the psyche of a pair of
conjoined twins. Now *that's* a doppelganger. (And it's a
fascinating noirish but not really crime-related film.)
-- Regards, Kate Derie Creator of the ClueLass HomePage, http://www.cluelass.com Editor of the Deadly Directory, http://www.deadlyserious.com
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