ATDDTA(10) It's A Moon-Chaste Sky [272:17-18]

[Keith]

Because there's no reason to have one to make sense of the text. The  
absence of moon is actually emphasized by the fact that the silver is  
defined as moon-chaste. The passage actually goes the extra mile to  
make it quite clear that there is no moon. Zilch moon. Nada luna.  
You're drifting man. You're going too far. You're a tad looney. Why  
not just skip reading the book and make something up of your own? The  
face is not a face. Webb ain't dead. So why can't we just make sense  
without a text? Calm down. I'm just kidding. Of course there's a moon  
without a moon. You're spot on. Good catch. You the man.

On Jun 9, 2007, at 10:02 PM, mikebailey wrote:



On Sat, 2 Jun 2007, Keith wrote:

> Just spotted a deal-killer regarding the the "moonlight reading":
>
> [272:17-18] "Woke once one midnight with no sources of light in the  
> sky"
>

yeah, but the face is not a face; Webb is in some sense not really dead;
what Lake and Deuce are doing isn't really marriage or love; so why  
can't
there be moonlight without a moon?