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Dec 11 07 7:41 AM
grgstv338 wrote: Re Joe's question about Hooper & Mrs. Brody and the dinner scene, I never got a particularly romantic vibe between them. Rather, I get the sense that Mrs. Brody - who's been reminded by locals that she'll never be considered an islander and thus will always be something of an outsider there - is delighted to have a friendly and engaging visitor drop by, especially since Hooper's also not an islander but a fellow outsider; in a sense, it comes across more as an American abroad running into a fellow American traveler.
Re Joe's question about Hooper & Mrs. Brody and the dinner scene, I never got a particularly romantic vibe between them. Rather, I get the sense that Mrs. Brody - who's been reminded by locals that she'll never be considered an islander and thus will always be something of an outsider there - is delighted to have a friendly and engaging visitor drop by, especially since Hooper's also not an islander but a fellow outsider; in a sense, it comes across more as an American abroad running into a fellow American traveler.
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