Re: Hello again Beloved Bananafish

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> Amber, that's quite interesting.. Surprising how the AP English class
students
> haven't read the story for themselves yet. :) Glad now they have. I
myself
> thought it was quiet obvious and would have guessed the
Titanic-equivalent
> ending somehow. -Olgz

Are you sure you're not just looking back on it with 20 20 vision? Consider
the case of the actor who must recite `To Be Or Not to Be' as if it has
just occured to him, even though the whole audience is saying it along with
him.

Camille 
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