The C-Word, et cetera
Henry M
gravity at nicom.com
Sun Jan 19 08:50:36 CST 1997
Paul -
There is no indication that any of the characters you bring up are
even aware or care/would care. Slothrop certainly doesn't (and really
shouldn't, given his pins). Roger is a one woman man, but he doesn't
hold Beaver against Jessica (smirk), he just wants her back at the
end. Loss.
BTW - When I brought up the Anubis in passing the other day, I really
meant the ship that Mr. P. so gratuitously, metafictionally sends to
the bottom of the ocean at the end of V. Loss.
On 19 Jan 97 at 3:48, Paul Mackin wrote:
> >From Henry M:
>
> > A-and how about the fact that they are in love, and yet she is
> > affianced to another. We are sympathetic with Roger, but the
> > Beaver doesn't seem like such a bad sort, really. What are we to
> > make of there being no jealousy anywhere in Mr. P's works?
>
> Hmm, no room for green-eyed monsters in the pynchonean
> scheme of things. Would have required revenge, murder and
> such, getting in the way of the main cosmic show.
>
> Wonder how Tcherine felt about Geli's unfaithfulness,
> Weissman about Katje's, Pokler and Mossman about
> whats-their-names's.
>
> P.
>
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