NPPF: Commentary 3 (summary) Line 408

[bekah]

I just put this together so don't blame B. Boyd if it's really dumb. 
I got the idea from his work though.

At 7:00 AM -0700 10/20/03, bekah wrote:
>In the Delaware derivative outhouse there are references to "the 
>King"  and Gordon lies.

This is referring to the outhouse behind Libitina which Charles 
apparently made use of.  Gordon led Gradus by it on their way to the 
gardens and pool. The sign says, in the charcoal script of a boy, 
"The King was here."

And from Summary Line 347 by Scott Badger
>Kinbote ends his account of Hetzner with a description of his favorite, umm,
>watering hole. "Here Papa pisses." remarks H's son.

http://waste.org/mail/?list=pynchon-l&month=0310&msg=86456&keywords=papa%20pisses


I don't quite know what to make of it but it did strike me as 
interesting that Kinbote should make note, via young boys, of the 
non-residential bathroom practices of grown men. One is possibly 
somewhere near "the barn," one outside Libitina.

Bekah
hushing now! (Even if she is immersed in Boyd's work)