VLVL the "Movement"

[Ghetta Life]

>From: Terrance <lycidas2 at earthlink.net>
>
> >The spontaneity of the revolution at the Surf College is maybe its best 
>characteristic:  innocence in all its lack of control.
>
>Yes, naturalness. So the problem can't be US, the humans that it, we're as 
>natural as any rock or stone or tree. Innocence and lack of control is a 
>blessed thing in a child. In nature. Grow up. Get control of your life. Let 
>the children be the children. But Prairie never had a chance. Che had less 
>of one. I guess you can get your blood boiling over that set up hand job 
>and murder, but who you gonna blame/save?
>
>I agree with Robert, P's on Prairie's side.

Growing up and getting over it (Vheissu, that is) is a major theme in V.  At 
the seige old Hugh told V that she needed to grow up and get over it:

"There's been a war [...] Vheissu was a luxury, an indugence. We can no 
longer afford the likes of Vheissu." 248;

But then we know what happens to him then...

So is Peter Pan the answer?  No, that's the path of the Schlemeil, isn't it 
(but is that so bad?) ?

But children shouldn't have children, should they?

I'm a bit confused, but I know there's something in here somewhere...

Ghetta

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