Mrs. O'Gall too (THE LIBRARY message #1530)

Mrs. O'Gall too

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Posted by Laraine on October 01, 1997 at 15:51:24:

In response to the gypsy scene, written by Hil on October 01, 1997 at 01:04:20

] I thought the gypsy charade was one of the vital scenes in JE, but it is left out of both recent versions. I thought both the gypsy scene and the parading of Blanche were mean.

I adored the gypsy scene, Hil--but I think that's because Jane comes out not having lost anything and Blanche gets her ego trampled on. Cross-dressing is always fascinating anyway :)

I think the Blanche thing is hard to forgive him for, but he has much to learn about treating people decently. The five daughters of Mrs. Dionysius O'Gall of Bitternutt Lodge, Connaught, Ireland, are another example. Just plain nasty, but he gets what he wants from doing it. There's not much question about him needing to have the stuffing knocked of him.

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rochester's defenses greg 22:11:47 10/01/97 (1)
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