At 22 she dreamed of being a ballerina, yet she ended up working for and “liking the greatest criminal ever to have lived.” In this book she simply retells her experiences, without really putting her own interpretation to her actions and feelings. Throughout the book we come up against that old cliche, the banality of (Read More)
Posts Tagged ‘nature of evil’
Until the Final Hour by Traudl Junge
The Observant of You
may have noticed that I didn’t post yesterday, and that I’m kinda quiet here today. Well don’t be fooled. I’ve been busy (no, not with work) visiting and commenting on other blogs. So may as well give you an additional nudge in their direction (in case that fav links bar didn’t send you visiting already). (Read More)
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
dir. by Victor Fleming
Watched Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde over the weekend, the 1941 version, with Spencer Tracy & Ingrid Bergman. It was quite good, interesting point, if one is totally evil does one have a choice? But apart from that I was actually surprised at how much they got away with, of course all innuendo and that, (Read More)