Take it Back

[chronarchy]

"We ain't stealin', we're just takin' back; very simple plan of attack: It's our job and a labour of love; take it home to the up-above. . ."

Damnit, Norman: why you gotta be such a role model

Comments

[tlachtga]

Well, I've read two of the books on your list--Peter Pan and The Little Prince. I'll admit, I bawled at the end of The Little Prince.

Also, I read Peter Pan in Scarlet, and was very pleasantly surprised. I thought it fit Barrie's sense of humor and sadness quite well. So yes, go out and get a copy.

[chronarchy]

I knew you'd know Peter Pan well. I think we share a very similar affinity for the main character. :) I tend to see him as mythic drama to be followed as closely as possible.

I have a copy of in Scarlet now, and I think I'll go back and re-read Pan first before I delve into it.

Of course, the book was where it belonged: in the children's section. Even if I'm not sure that Pan is really a children's book, much like The Little Prince.

Oh, you might be amused by this: I used to constantly get The Little Prince mixed up in my mind with The Prince. . .

[ariansdreams]

I don't understand you, not even a little bit. But you delight me. You used to annoy me, tbh. I wonder if I've just gotten used to your posts. Maybe I've lightened up. Probably both.

[chronarchy]

I'm a difficult one to take, if one is not lightened up properly before reading me. :)

I'm glad I can delight you. The more women (well, and people in general) I can delight the happier I am.

[chronarchy]

An excellent thing to do with said time.

And yeah, gotta love that movie. I sometimes wonder, though, if I don't get the impression that foreign films are better than they really are. . . just because I can't understand the words in the film. I imagine that covers up a lot of wooden acting :)

But a brilliant movie, yes.

Ummm, what are those books again?

[snakesinspace]

I understand you just fine, probably because I accept you instead of questioning your petty ass all the time. :P