Who would you be?


I have always thought that I was pretty good about just being me. Often, when folks approach and remark on how much I have changed since they had seen me last , I feel a bit of shock.  Then again, I kind of figure that they must have missed Act II, Scene 2 . (or they never came back after intermission ) I do hate being typecast anyway.

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      1. I know. However, when I find someone makes a stupid comment, asking exactly what they mean usually shuts them up or they then try to explain, looking like an idiot 🙂
        all good here in London, time for work!

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  3. I tend to avoid reunions because the typecasting is dull and people think that when you don’t answer their rude questions you’re being antisocial. If life is a long performance, as Douglas has said, then the audience has no say in the matter.

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    1. We have participants and audiences in our lives. Yes the audience gets only what it deserves but as participants can we not play with their sensibilities a bit ? {We do owe ourselves the knowledge of just who the participants are and who comprise the audience though. All right! Now we have a philosophical quandary on our hands. I shall probably be up all night trying to sort my thoughts! } ; )

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      1. It was a very good film and I loved it so much. I think the architecture of the story was brilliant and people had to do a bit of a reset to watch it. I have been a fan of Batman (as opposed to Superman) because Superman has some unattainable qualities. Like selflessness. But knowing you can’t die makes it easy to be. That’s it for spoilers, I think.

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      1. The question is directed to Milfordstreet as an inside joke, but since you seem to have a bit of inside information, I should be pleased to hear from you ! No, I have not seen the movie but I probably will not view it for quite some time. Please feel free to play the “spoiler” for me ! ; ) If you do not wish to spoil it for anyone who bothers to read my comments, feel free to williamleeone@gmail.com ; )

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      2. Really, William? You’re so cool. I absolutely love spoilers, and will totally devour them before watching a film (even if I don’t have to pay). Especially because two hours is a significant investment and I want to know what I’m getting.

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