I like the part about you not analyzing Ethan Rom’s character, because it was already influenced by how you interpreted him and how the viewers (want to ) see him. In a way he has taken on a kind of his own life.. ( What if there is another Earth where all the characters ever played are roaming around. Or maybe we are all characters once imagined by.. someone. )
Since you have so many inspiring posts and links and i have none in return (at the moment), i will just mention one of the books i have read recently. It’s called ‘They Have a Word for It’ and is described as “A lighthearted lexicon of untranslatable words & phrases” (i’ve once studied linguistics). It’s a good read for travelling or when you have to wait somewhere. The other reason to choose this one out of the pile of books here – it’s the only one published in Louisville, Kentucky 🙂
Hello William,
I like the part about you not analyzing Ethan Rom’s character, because it was already influenced by how you interpreted him and how the viewers (want to ) see him. In a way he has taken on a kind of his own life.. ( What if there is another Earth where all the characters ever played are roaming around. Or maybe we are all characters once imagined by.. someone. )
Since you have so many inspiring posts and links and i have none in return (at the moment), i will just mention one of the books i have read recently. It’s called ‘They Have a Word for It’ and is described as “A lighthearted lexicon of untranslatable words & phrases” (i’ve once studied linguistics). It’s a good read for travelling or when you have to wait somewhere. The other reason to choose this one out of the pile of books here – it’s the only one published in Louisville, Kentucky 🙂
To a lovely autumn indeed,
sahana
Lost. It was a milestone for the television world and the more I watch, the more I agree to “The Others”.