Re: subtle-sudden solved in my mind

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: : : : From the first time I heard Hawkeye describe how he gets to can-tuck-kee, it sounded like "sudden" to me.  Wouldn't "subtle" have been a little too poetic a word for a frontiersman.....just a thought....ann

: : : *THANK* you, Ann!  That's *exactly* what I've been thinking, reading people's posts about that line.  He's a woodsman - *not* an American or English gentleman.  He wouldn't have used "subtle" - even being ironic!  IMHO, of course. 

: : : Sue R.

: : Everyone

: : Just to put my bit into this discussion. Each time I have seen LOTM (6 time + now) I have Always heard "Sudden - like". I have Never heard "subtle" in that sentence.  It just never occured to me that it could be "subtle". "Sudden - like" is much more Sarcastic IMO and I can't imagine a woodsman like Hawkey use a word like "subtle" that way.  

: : That's just a bit of my opinion

: : Katherine

: I would have never guessed Hawkeye had said "sudden-like" if I had not read it on this board.  I had always heard "subtle-like" when I watched the video.  I think "subtle" would be more sarcastic than "sudden". Thought it was a great line!
: Alysha


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