Re: RARA-AVIS: Re: career and peak

From: Schooley ( gsp.schoo@skylinc.net)
Date: 19 Nov 2001

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> I don't know what that means, better rounded characters being a fuction of time -- is that like being of their age or period, more recent being rounder? Can't be. Shakespere's characters are as rounded as you can get. Please clarify.

Speaking personally, and I'm sure Gerald has something better in mind, but the more time passes, the rounder I get.Kerry

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