kent said:
> > When called to task on Marlowe's alleged latent
homosexuality in
> FAREWELL, MY LOVELY, Chandler said (this is
paraphrase from memory):
> > That's certain kind of neurotic in America that
understand that men can
be
> > friends and not homosexual.
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here's the link:
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/3224/griggers.htm
here are a couple marlowe quotes about red in FML:
"He had the eyes you never see, that you only read about.
Violet eyes. Almost purple. Eyes like a girl, a lovely girl.
His skin was soft as silk. Lightly reddened, but it would
never tan. It was too delicate.His hair was that shade of red
that glints with gold."
******
"He smiled a slow tired smile. His voice was soft, dreamy, so
delicate for a big man that it was startling. It made me
think of another soft-voiced big man I had strangely
liked."
****** the quotes sound pretty convincing. the whole synario
reminds me of one of my favorite quotes from god knows
where:
"the devil can quote his purpose from the bible."
i ascribe to rene's "bullshit" theory.
and hey, everybody! just got back from our first weekend on
the lake! hot damn! the season is here again! WAHOOOOO!!! the
boat floats!
miker
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