Re: a little JDS

I was speaking of Seymour as following the logic of a fictional
character, not as a real person with real motives. He makes more sense
to me as the former than as the latter, especially given the fact that
he had a larger vocabulary than most college graduates and professional
writers at age 7.

Jim

PS Great photo of JDS you posted, thanks. I just opened it.

Michael J ANELLO wrote:

>i doubt seymour would kill himself due to anyone but himself. i'm sure he could care less about his audience, or he really wanted to. i wonder what it is that he failed at. afterall, you can only fail if you stop trying, right?
>

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