Subject: Re: Alsen's royal pain
Smmrs@aol.com
Date: Tue Feb 01 2000 - 17:25:28 EST
Good points!
I would also mention the influence of Muriel's Mother. I can picture them
gossiping and Muriel asking her why Seymour has not "seduced" her.
Her mother seemed to view Seymour as a 'prize'. that it was so wonderful that
this dynamic personality chose her daughter. The way Seymour reacts to her is
fantastic. Wondering about her blank expression regarding Muriels insistence
that ketchup be at the table for S seemed to give him satisfaction, as did
the "dead cat" comment.
Also I am still thinking about the gaze that S gave to his wife moments
before the act. The smell of nail polish, new leather, so artificial...
Any other thoughts on this matter would be appreciated.
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