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RE: Actually, it was based on a play by Phillip Roth....sorry you missed the point. *

Posted by musetap on May 25, 2009 at 22:38:05:
Doesn't matter who wrote it; the line belongs to the character (unless he was quoting Roth, which would be far too unlikely).

But now, rethinking that line (and the character) you may be right and I may very well have initially missed the point due to the Kingsley character
being such a liar and coward - so full of so much failure that the desperation for that line to ring true would be dire.

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