Re: LOTM Fan

Posted by Gretchen on October 27, 1997 at 13:25:17:

In Reply to: Re: LOTM Fan posted by Neuromancer on October 27, 1997 at 11:31:25:

Neuromancer said:

: I guess I have one of those souls that pines for a time long gone. I conceed that there were many hardships, but I'd still be inclined to give it a try.

: It's probably the destruction of the North American woods, and the wish to return to a time when they were still there that I might have been refering to. I really don't know.

: If the subject requires further elaboration, let me know, and I'll Email you.

Neuromancer,
You answered my question fully. I give you a grade of A+!! I would love to go back to that time just to see the beauty that once was. The air must have been so much purer, the colors more vivid, and the stars so much brighter! I think this longing might be a part of our attraction to this movie. I can really relate to the wonder that Cora felt when face to face with wilderness for the first time. In fact, now that I think of it, the landscape was a major 'character' in this movie! Oops! Look who is rambling on now!
Gretchen

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: Neuromancer said:

: : I guess I have one of those souls that pines for a time long gone.  I conceed that there were many hardships, but I'd still be inclined to give it a try.

: : It's probably the destruction of the North American woods, and the wish to return to a time when they were still there that I might have been refering to.  I really don't know.

: : If the subject requires further elaboration, let me know, and I'll Email you.

: Neuromancer,
:   You answered my question fully.  I give you a grade of A+!! I would love to go back to that time just to see the beauty that once was.  The air must have been so much purer, the colors more vivid, and the stars so much brighter! I think this longing might be a part of our attraction to this movie.  I can really relate to the wonder that Cora felt when face to face with wilderness for the first time. In fact, now that I think of it, the landscape was a major 'character' in this movie!  Oops!  Look who is rambling on now!
: Gretchen 


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