--- "logan keith (keith)" <
keith@globetrotter.net> wrote:
> I cannot prove this, and neither can you prove
your
> assertion, so let's
> just agree to disagree. I have no problem
with
> different takes on a work
> of art. It's all about interpretation anyway.
I'm
> just glad this
> discussion prompted me to reread this great
novel.
****************************************** Okey, but don't
you think it's fun disceting it? I'm not expecting a big win
from the discussion. I'm just enjoying analyzing a story I
really like and defending my position on it. I don't expect
to change your opinion. Most of this analysis is for my own
benefit, anyway. I think the structure of The Maltese Falcon
is very nearly perfect. The first time I read it, I was 12, I
didn't see the ending coming or realize that Brigid was the
arch villian of the piece until that beautiful climactic
scene. Now that I have a little more experience, I enjoy
thinking it through.
Patrick King
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