V-2nd - Chap 8 / I have really never read this book this closely before

[Robin Landseadel]

On Sep 29, 2010, at 7:35 AM, Michael Bailey wrote:

> But doesn't the human interest part of the story show that, like
> Tolstoy said, the infinitesimal movements of individuals are actually
> the components of these historical currents and there really is
> something else going on that's worth paying attention to and deriving
> a counter-moral?

And isn't that sooooooooooo much more successfully realized in  
"Against the Day," using more or less the same basic mis-en-scene as  
the Stencilization inside 'V."?