miker wrote:
"I get the impression that curiousity about the details of
his death is considered morbid, distasteful, and
childish."
And that's a bad thing? At least two, maybe all three, of
those things are what I look for in a good noir. Lots of noir
characters are at least arrested adolescents, if not
downright childish in their inability to delay gratification,
which often leads to morbid and distasteful results. Hell,
their gratification is often found in morbid, distateful, and
childish things.
"I'd like to know, too."
I think a lot of us would.
Mark
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