Robert Bentley - Stoicheion OC - Pandimensional setting of your choosing

Mar 16, 2007 10:45

He's sitting quietly, smiling in a faint, elegant sort of way into the pages of a book. His fingers, pale and graceful, turn the pages once.

Twice.

His focus is utterly upon the text as a mysterious twist of his lips curls and uncurls, his figure a portrait of refinement and poise.

Then he snorts.

"Oh please. Poor dork."...a complicated ( Read more... )

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mm_noni March 16 2007, 16:05:46 UTC
An eyebrow raise of vague interest.

"Is it really so engrossing?"

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outshinetheday March 16 2007, 16:18:32 UTC
He nods.

"I played the part of Amintor in this play a rather long time ago," he says with a fond smile at the play. "Have you read 'The Maid's Tragedy'?"

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mm_noni March 16 2007, 16:21:37 UTC
A slight upturn of the lips.

"Not for some time."

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outshinetheday March 16 2007, 16:24:12 UTC
"It is a favorite," he says with a smile of his own. "I've always loved it for the way it handles perception and truth."

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mm_noni March 16 2007, 17:00:04 UTC
"I suppose it is one of the better stories of the time, if you are in the mood for murder/suicide. Too much romance tends to drag things a bit... but most Jacobean fiction had that problem."

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outshinetheday March 16 2007, 17:10:44 UTC
"I think that the point of the story is to be found not in the deaths but in the lives lived by the characters," he says. "And the romance is a driving force, not only for good but for violence. It's a rather deft examination of desire, judgement, and self-truth."

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