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From: Robb McCaffree <NSRJM@NURSEPO.MEDCTR.UCLA.EDU>
Date: 20 May 1995 06:44:44 GMT
Subject: Re: TWS vs. TSW
To: rec-music-gaffa@agate.berkeley.edu
Newsgroups: rec.music.gaffa
Organization: University of California, Los Angeles
References: <9505141829.AA01534@chaco.com> <3phlii$pos@nic.tip.net>
anders.hultman@unisource.se (Anders Hultman) wrote: > > >"Look, Heathcliff, perhaps you should consult a > >therapist about your moodiness." > >- Cathy, in Wuthering Heights: The Next Generation > > *ROTFL*!!!! > > anders > ------------------------------ > http://www.algonet.se/~anders/ > > This little literary travesty reminded me of 'H,' a book written maybe five years ago recounting the exploits of Heathcliff during the two years he was absent from Wuthering Heights. Any one else read this? I did. (In my defense, I bought it off a bargain rack for about three bucks.) Among other things, Heathcliff met up with his moneyed father, discovered the truth about his mother, and even surgically castrated one of Edgar Linton's testicals (no kidding), threatening to "come back" for the other. Another artistic response to WH I recently purchased is the CD to "WH: The Musical," which gives the briefest of mentions to Kate in its liner notes (but the title song is unfortunately, not hers). The music is very listenable, but hearing Heathcliff and Cathy sing some of these lyrics: H: You've been corrupted; you're not the same anymore C: You sound pathetic and you're becoming a bore; Please don't interfere it's my affair; if you don't like it I don't care smacks very much of "Heathcliff, get a therapist." BTW, what does ROTFL stand for? Running Off That Freaking Lawn? Rodents Of The Fruitful Loins? How 'bout Robb Oughtta Take (a) Flying Leap? (I won't, y'know.) ;-) -- Robb