Re: The Laughing Man

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Yeah, those were two good posts, Peggy.  I had a problem with "Laughing Man"
too.  I wanted to reread it before I commented and haven't had a chance.

Jim

In a message dated 1/16/98 9:07:13 PM EST, pfj6868@is.nyu.edu writes:

<< Chief's relationship affected The Laughing Man's fate. What I didn't
 really understand was the story of the Laughing Man itself. It seemed
 fraught with meaning and ripe for interpretation but I couldn't make heads
 or tails of it. So when I said that I didn't really "get" the story, I was
 referring to the internal one, not the interplay between the internal and
 metanarrative lines of the story. 
 Hope that clarifies it and look forward to reading your responses.
 
 Peggy  >>

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