One of my favorite scenes in the book so far is when Richard
spontaneously joins "Mother" for a dance in the
basement:
"As the music swelled, yelled, jangled, soared to a half-tone
above legal octave limits, and then dipped down to a foolish,
single tootling oboe, I, me, Richard Hudson, pranced,
cavorted, darted, turned, glided, bent, stretched, and did a
mad *fouette* on one leg until I almost lost my
reason."
How does the movie do with this?
Mat
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