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Fun Home by Alison Bechdel

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A Guest at the Feast (Penguin Specials): A Memoir (Penguin Shorts/Specials) by Colm Tóibín

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Jack Holmes and His Friend by Edmund White

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A Meeting by the River (Vintage Classics) by Christopher Isherwood

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The Sixties: Diaries Volume Two 1960-1969: v. 2 by Christopher Isherwood

hello -- Here's are my questions about 'Three Stragems' .

Was the young man faking a seizure? and if so, why... what did he gain? Had he been paid money by the older gentleman?

One reason I thought he might be faking is the title of the story -- which implies that he must have a "strategem".

What was your interpretation of the story?

thanks, and happy birthday!

danielx

posted by danielx at 9:45 pm (EST) on Apr 1, 2011