VLVL [8] When BV possessed her

[Paul Mackin]

On Wed, 20 Jan 1999, Terrance F. Flaherty wrote:

>  This chapter opens with an important question: “When had BV ever
> possessed her[F]?” The answer, obscured and shaded by the depraved
> suspicions of our obsessed federal prosecutor [BV], and the manic medley
> of metaphoric narrative in Ch7, which recounts when “There might have
> been about a minute and a half, just after the events at College of the
> Surf, the death of Weed Atman, and the fall of PR3,” resolves many of
> the problem and mysteries surrounding the relationship of F and BV. Yes,
> No, DK?


It helps a little. We've had precious little guidance up to now.  I don't
think we are really ever meant to understand. Don't think P would be
presumptuous enough to try to explain Male/Female relations. It may be
better we don't know. Like making sausage. As I said before ambiguity is 
the watchword (IMHO). Frenesi sees Brock both as master and needy little
child. Brock sees Fren as both impossible dream and slavey.

			P.