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In a message dated 98-01-17 01:49:38 EST, you write:

<< But throwing the rock at Charlotte didn't make her stop existing. If we're
 going to follow this glass metaphor, shattering the image he has of her only
 makes her more accessible. It removes the wall between them. The fact that
 throwing the rock damages her somewhat is what facilitates her becoming
 acessible. I'm not saying this is "right"--I'm saying it's where you go if
you
 follow the idea of why Seymour "sees more glass"... >>

Thank you

-Noah

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