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xiphiasShe makes a number of good points. And it's clear from reading her books that she loves, for instance, the character of The Fool, a character who she's written who has HUGE amounts of story still to tell, vast mystery, and she clearly feels very protective of him (or her), and doesn't want other people messing with the character.
And I can respect that.
However, she's crap at putting together an argument.
To use an analogy, we look at the Mona Lisa and wonder. Each of us draws his own conclusions about her elusive smile. We don’t draw eyebrows on her to make her look surprised, or put a balloon caption over her head.
Salvador Dali:
Andy Warhol:
And I can respect that.
However, she's crap at putting together an argument.
To use an analogy, we look at the Mona Lisa and wonder. Each of us draws his own conclusions about her elusive smile. We don’t draw eyebrows on her to make her look surprised, or put a balloon caption over her head.
Salvador Dali:
Andy Warhol: