Re: The Ninth Wave

[as010b@uhura.cc.rochester.edu (Tree of Schnopia)]

In <2E5286BF@msmail.trl.oz.au> "Forward, Jonathan" <JForward@SITGBSD1.TELECOM.com.au> writes:


> ice and seeing him/herself.  Seeing oneself was taken to be a sign of
> imminent death.  One of the Pre-Raphaelites painted something along these
> lines (can't remember which artist), showing a couple walking in the woods
> and being terrified at meeting themselves.

One image I'm pretty sure I want to incorporate is a doppelganger of some
kind.  Many of the songs ("Under Ice," "Watching You Without Me," "Jig of
Life") suggest to me a definite sense of two selves.

Drew

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