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I’m plumb out of draw-juice, so have a page of Jonah. The thing about not being able to draw very well is that no one will understand what an accomplishment that ziggurat is.
Gregor Samsa’s family first notices something has happened to him when he doesn’t get up in time for work. That would not be the case here.
If I can understand Jonah when he speaks Aramaic, I figure I could understand Jesus when he spoke Hebrew, or Greek. Me and Biblical prophets, we’re like this.
As I recall, Montag’s manic pixie dream girl friend Clarisse retains her zest for life because she does all the housework by hand. His wife Mildred, on the other hand, is suicidal because her housework is automated. See why we[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
No one can agree about a single element in this story. It really is like a Choose Your Own Adventure. Will you regard the Book of Jonah as a kind of trailer for the New Testament, like the early Church[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It seems Hans was unlucky in love himself, and knew what it was to value above all else someone who just wasn’t that into him.